What is the problem of adhesion between foreskin and coronal sulcus?

Foreskin and coronal sulcus adhesion is a disease that male friends are more likely to face, and it will have more impacts on male reproductive health. Therefore, when facing this situation, you need to pay attention to the most scientific and effective treatment methods. Of course, you must also pay attention to what causes foreskin and coronal sulcus adhesion. This can also remind yourself to do preventive work in normal times, because paying attention to male reproductive health protection can better guarantee male fertility.

It is normal for every male to have foreskin. And the foreskin is always longer at birth, and the opening is often smaller. Most people will have their foreskin turned up to expose the glans as they grow up. This is normal.

Some people have to pull up their foreskin by hand to expose the glans penis, which is "too long". In this case, as long as you clean the inside and outside regularly and avoid inflammation, there will be no adverse consequences and you don't need to treat it.

If the foreskin cannot be turned up to expose the glans and the inside cannot be cleaned, it is called "phimosis". It is easy to cause inflammation of the glans, and long-term stimulation may induce glans cancer. Therefore, surgery is required.

If you are unable to fully expose the glans penis and are unable to fully separate the original adhesions, you should undergo surgical treatment.

After understanding some of the introductions to foreskin and coronal sulcus adhesions, male friends should pay special attention to these reproductive health issues. Reproductive health is affected and harmed by diseases, and the impact caused is relatively large. Therefore, if you encounter such a disease, you must treat it rationally and treat it scientifically.