Reasons why it is not okay to not circumcise

Many boys are prone to circumcision after birth or even during puberty. Once the foreskin covers the glans penis, it is easy to cause bacterial infection. The main treatment method is surgical cutting. Many parents are worried about their children's recovery after surgery and want to avoid circumcision. Let me introduce the specific reasons to you.

One reason for circumcision is to maintain hygiene. There are many oil glands on the foreskin and glans penis, which secrete the so-called smegma and produce a special smell. If the foreskin is too long, sweat and dirt will cause red spots and itching on the skin, which we call "balanitis". Therefore, the most important thing to pay attention to foreskin hygiene is to know how to clean the foreskin on the glans penis and keep it dry. If the cleaning work is done well, no matter how long the foreskin is, there is no need to undergo surgery to remove it. Under what circumstances should circumcision be performed? 1. The foreskin is too long, that is, the foreskin covers the glans penis and is not easy to turn over for cleaning. The common reason is the foreskin ring, which has a smaller diameter than the glans penis, so the foreskin cannot be retracted to the position below the glans penis. If too much force is used, the foreskin ring may be stuck in the body of the penis and compress the venous blood flow, causing swelling and pain at the front of the penis. This is called "incarcerated foreskin" and the foreskin ring must be cut off by surgery. It is best for adolescents with this kind of incarcerated foreskin to undergo circumcision. Since it is difficult to clean, the accumulated smegma and various viruses will cause symptoms and harm to local organs. It is better to suffer a short pain than a long pain. A simple circumcision surgery will make a man's penis area dry and hygienic. Why not do it!

2. For STDs that recur locally on the foreskin, since they are buried in the dead corners of the foreskin, circumcision surgery is helpful for complete treatment and permanent prevention.

The above information shows whether it is okay to not circumcise the foreskin. The answer is no, because if the foreskin is not surgically treated, it is easy to cause bacteria to accumulate and breed, affecting the child's fertility. It is recommended that friends give their children surgical treatment in time after they grow up.