Introduction to Circumcision

Excessive foreskin often affects the sexual life of couples, because the excessive foreskin covers the male glans, the most sensitive part of the male, so that it cannot get strong stimulation during sexual intercourse, thus causing sexual disharmony. If you don't want to have surgery, you can use the progressive delay training method. However, the best solution at present is still surgery for treatment.

Pros and cons of surgery

1. Circumcision can effectively improve the quality of sexual life of men who cannot expose the glans penis after erection, and at the same time, it also eliminates the possibility of penile cancer, so circumcision is of great significance in preventing penile cancer. However, circumcision in adults cannot prevent penile cancer. At the same time, because the glans penis is exposed, the sensitivity and pleasure are reduced. For those who usually cover their penis and expose it completely after erection, the pleasure is reduced. Therefore, it is called a "medical lie" by many people who have undergone surgery.

Second: Circumcision can reduce the incidence of balanitis, just like removing the coccyx for coccyxitis. However, smegma is not a carcinogen, because the human body itself does not produce substances that are harmful to itself. Smegma is just a normal secretion of the human body. The lysozyme in smegma has a significant bactericidal effect. But if it is not cleaned for a long time, it may cause inflammation.

3. Due to the one-sided promotion of the benefits of circumcision by private hospitals, many people did the surgery without knowing the truth and found that the results were completely different from what they expected. They felt serious regret. Many doctors in male hospitals did not mention the serious consequences such as surgical scars, large color difference between the inner and outer plates, frenulum loss, neuroma, etc. It is very easy to develop deep depression and a world-weary life.

Fourth: Surgery inevitably cuts off part of the frenulum, which is one of the three most sensitive areas of men, so it will affect men's experience of pleasure and even cause sexual frigidity. Improper frenulum removal may cause erectile dysfunction or even neuroma, causing lifelong pain.

Good postoperative care can avoid postoperative infection and help the wound heal faster. However, this surgery has great disadvantages and may become a lifelong pain for men. Therefore, postoperative care is very important. If the recovery is not good, it will leave a lifetime of regret. Mastering the correct care method can increase the chance of full recovery.