Why is there a strange smell in the foreskin?

Men are prone to more diseases. To treat male diseases, you need to first understand male diseases, so that when alleviating male diseases, you will have a good effect. Foreskin problems are common among men. This type of disease has a great impact on male sexual life. It must be treated in time after being diagnosed. What is the matter with the odor in the foreskin? Many men are not clear about it. Let me introduce it in detail below.

What is the cause of the peculiar smell in the foreskin?

The odor in the male foreskin is caused by smegma, which is secreted by the foreskin being too long. Not only does the foreskin being too long affect the normal development of the male penis, it also breeds various bacteria and induces various inflammations of the urogenital system.

It is easy to cause various inflammations: If the foreskin is too long, it will hide dirt and filth, especially the foreskin can secrete a kind of smelly white secretion. The smegma will irritate the glans penis for a long time, especially the coronal sulcus, which is easy to cause balanitis and vulvitis. If the bacteria ascend, it will also cause cystitis, pyelonephritis and prostatitis.

Impact on sex life: Recurrent balanitis can easily lead to adhesion between the glans penis and the foreskin, which can restrict penile erection and cause pain during sexual intercourse. This can not only cause sexual disharmony between couples, but can also lead to psychological sexual dysfunction.

Affecting urine flow: It is caused by a small foreskin opening or adhesion between the foreskin and the glans penis. The foreskin may become phimosis due to inflammation and adhesion. When the foreskin opening is too small, it will affect urine flow. A long foreskin does not necessarily mean a phimosis, but a phimosis can cause a long foreskin, and the condition of a phimosis is more serious than a long foreskin.

Susceptible to infection: Sediment and scale in urine accumulate in the foreskin, becoming bacterial culture media, or causing infection and inflammation due to irritation, leading to foreskin adhesion, and in severe cases, infertility.

After understanding what causes the odor in the foreskin, when alleviating the odor in the foreskin, it should be done according to the man's own situation. It should be noted that if a man has a foreskin problem, he should receive treatment according to the doctor's requirements. This will help alleviate his own problem and prevent the foreskin problem from continuing to develop.