Is it okay if I don't circumcise my circumcision?

Some men also have the problem of long foreskin, but in fact all men have it. To determine whether it is too long, it is mainly to see whether the glans penis is completely covered by the foreskin or can be exposed normally under normal erection. Not all cases of long foreskin need to be removed by surgery. The key is to see the extent of the impact on men's health. So, what will happen if you don't circumcise?

1. Inflammation

Long foreskin for men will cause more wrinkles and more stains inside, which is inconvenient to clean and easy to be ignored. Over time, a lot of urine scale will be produced in the foreskin, and it is easy to breed bacteria, which may cause vulvitis and glans inflammation, causing adhesion and infection between the foreskin and the genitals, and will continue to produce a pungent smell.

2. Affects urination

Severe foreskin may cause only a small part of the male urethra to be exposed, making urination difficult. Excessive urine may cause the foreskin to bulge, affecting the timely excretion of urine, and may even cause high complications such as renal insufficiency, hydronephrosis, and ureteral dilatation.

3. Affects reproductive function

Long foreskin in men may cause erectile dysfunction and poor sexual function, affect men's ejaculation and sexual life, and even affect the ability to conceive. In addition, long-term long foreskin can cause repeated inflammation of the glans penis, which may also lead to lesions and more serious diseases such as penile cancer.

If the baby is born with prepuce that is too long, the parents can try to turn the foreskin up under medical care to improve the narrowness of the prepuce. However, it should be noted that the parents should be gentle when doing it to avoid pain. If the patient is non-hereditary prepuce, there are chemofibrous narrow rings on the side of the prepuce or balanitis occurs repeatedly, surgical treatment is required depending on the situation. If not treated, the symptoms will continue to plague the patient. If the patient is an adult, after having sex, the bacteria will be brought to the female body, causing female gynecological inflammation, cervicitis and cervical erosion, etc.