What are the harms of foreskin being too long to the body?

Male sexual diseases are very common. Foreskin is too long is a problem that troubles many men. After the foreskin is too long, some men feel that they cannot have normal sexual life. So what are the harms of foreskin too long to the body? Many andrology hospitals still perform circumcision surgeries, but they are also worried about the serious hazards of the surgery. The following is a detailed introduction to the specific harms of foreskin too long to the human body.

1. Hindering development: With phimosis, the development of the penis and glans penis is often restricted. Due to the restricted development, it looks like a small penis from the outside.

2. Infection: Sediment and urine scale in the urine accumulate in the foreskin, becoming a bacterial culture medium, or causing infection due to irritation?

1. Inflammation - It can cause balanitis and glansitis. Due to poor drainage, it can cause urethritis, prostatitis, cystitis and pyelitis, which is the so-called ascending infection. It can stimulate the urethra and cause bed-wetting.

2. Foreskin adhesion - After repeated inflammation, the foreskin and glans penis adhere to each other. In severe cases, it may cause foreskin edema, necrosis and ulcerative balanitis.

3. Infertility - When the urethra is inflamed, the semen discharged contains many pus cells, forming saturation crystals, which can affect the activity of sperm. When the phimosis is too severe, it can prevent ejaculation and cause infertility.

3. Obstruction: Because the opening of the foreskin is too small, the foreskin cavity swells first and then empties. When urination is difficult, back pressure occurs: the weak part of the bladder wall protrudes due to high pressure, forming a bladder diverticulum; this diverticulum has very thin walls and is easily ruptured by trauma. In severe cases and for a long time, it causes ureteral dilatation and renal pelvic hydrops. Due to difficulty in urination, increased abdominal pressure may cause anal prolapse or hernia formation, and sometimes "diverticular double urination" occurs:

4. Stones: After inflammation, the mucosal epithelial cells fall off, forming a central core and a periphery of dirt. Parents are often very anxious when they find small lumps in their children's foreskin. In fact, the stones can be removed by slightly expanding the foreskin ring.

5. Sexually transmitted diseases: Men with excessive foreskin or prepuce are prone to sexually transmitted diseases such as condyloma acuminatum and gonorrhea because the inner plate and glans are often in a humid environment, and the local area cannot be thoroughly cleaned. Once infected, not only can the spread of the disease not be controlled in time, but the wife is also likely to suffer from the same sexually transmitted diseases as men.

6. Sexual function: 1. The foreskin of the foreskin is difficult to move, causing pain or difficulty during sexual intercourse, resulting in a decrease in sexual desire.

2. Patients with prepuce that is too long are prone to frequent ejaculation due to friction during daily activities such as riding a bicycle, riding a horse, walking or sleeping.

3. The foreskin is irritated by urine scale and becomes mildly inflamed, with a burning and itching sensation, which can easily lead to the urge to masturbate due to reflex action.

4. When the penis is phimotic, there is no direct contact with the glans penis, so the sensitivity is low and it is easy to get ejaculation syndrome. 5. Due to the weakening of pleasure, impotence may sometimes occur, affecting the relationship between husband and wife.

The above introduces in detail the harmful manifestations of excessive foreskin on the body. The harmful issues are indeed very complicated, and excessive foreskin has a great impact on the sexual function of some men, and may even cause infections in the reproductive system and even male infertility. Although diseases like excessive foreskin are very common, there are many dangers if they are not taken seriously and actively treated.