Will circumcision cure glans inflammation?

Penile glans inflammation is a common disease among men. It has a great impact on men's health. In the early stage of penile glans inflammation, men may rarely pay attention to their health, which may lead to the neglect of this disease. Many patients also think that penile glans inflammation can be cured by circumcision. Is this really true? Will penile glans inflammation be cured by circumcision? Let's find out!

No, if the foreskin is too long, the glans penis cannot be fully exposed after the penis is erected, which can lead to sexual dysfunction and even affect ejaculation. Some people may develop prostatitis and then infertility. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a check-up. If necessary, you need to undergo a penis circumcision surgery.

Removing excess foreskin can prevent recurrence of glansitis. Glansitis still needs treatment to recover. It is recommended to use 1:5000 potassium permanganate solution for local cleaning and then apply Bactroban or Aureus ointment externally. Pay attention to maintaining local hygiene.

Keep the area clean and avoid irritation. When the infection is obvious, sensitive antibiotics can be applied systemically. For patients with acute erosion and exudation, potassium permanganate solution or resin and livanol solution can be used for wet compresses. The ulcerated surface should be changed every day and physical therapy should be performed. Neomycin bran oil paste can be used for crusted infiltration in the subacute stage, and corticosteroid ointment can be used for dry and scaly patients. For patients with clear etiology, special treatment should be given to the pathogenic factors. For example, for candidal fasciitis, fluconazole and itraconazole can be taken orally, and miconazole can be applied topically. Emetine can be used for amoebic fasciitis, and metronidazole (Methionin) can be used for trichomonal fasciitis. For patients with prepuce that is too long, circumcision should be performed after the acute inflammation is controlled.

Although excessive foreskin can lead to glansitis, will circumcision cure glansitis? Of course not. Glansitis must be treated specifically, and the effect will be better. If you just circumcise the foreskin, it will not be very helpful for glansitis. It is still necessary to actively treat it, which is the better way!