What to do if your foreskin becomes inflamed

For children, if they have an overlong foreskin, it will cause certain impacts on the development of various reproductive organs, and such impacts may cause the reproductive organs to fail to grow and develop on time, resulting in various reproductive diseases. In addition, the overlong foreskin can easily cause bacteria to accumulate in the glans penis, which can easily lead to inflammation of the foreskin in children.

If a child's foreskin is inflamed, on the one hand, antiviral drugs should be used to effectively treat the inflammation to prevent the inflammation from affecting the health of the reproductive organs. However, the inflammation does not mean that it will be gone after being treated with drugs. It should only be comprehensively treated from the perspective of foreskin growth to prevent the inflammation from occurring again.

Because children's phimosis is mainly caused by various bacteria infections, if the foreskin is treated comprehensively and excavated, the inflammation will be reduced. Therefore, for children's phimosis, minimally invasive surgery is required to treat the foreskin.

Once a child's foreskin becomes inflamed, the inflammation is first treated. After the inflammation is completely treated, the foreskin is treated surgically. That is, minimally invasive surgery is used to remove the excessive foreskin. Only after the excessive foreskin is removed will the foreskin be less likely to become long, thereby reducing the occurrence of inflammation.

Generally speaking, for children's phimosis, the first thing to do is to treat the inflammation at the location of the foreskin. Generally, antiviral drugs are used for anti-inflammatory treatment. After the inflammation is treated, the foreskin is long and the main treatment is to use surgery to remove the excessive foreskin, so as to avoid the foreskin and reduce the chance of inflammation.