What is the situation when the skin under the glans is cracked?

The foreskin is a part of the male reproductive organ and is very important to the male reproductive organ. It is a small skin fold located on the center line of the internal oblique muscle of the glans penis. It is located on the lower abdomen of the glans penis and continues to exist inside the foreskin. It is connected to the lower part of the urethral opening of the glans penis through the coronal sulcus and has rich blood vessels. It carries the body's sensory organs and transmits the key branch of the private nerve, the dorsal penis nerve, which is distributed on the back of the male genitals, mainly on the glans penis skin. In particular, one of the small branches is specialized in the frenulum of the foreskin, so the frenulum of the foreskin is very sensitive to external stimulation.

What is the condition of cracked skin under the glans penis?

The skin under the glans penis should be referred to as the frenulum. The frenulum is located under the belly of the glans penis inside the foreskin. It is connected to the lower part of the urethral opening of the glans penis through the coronal sulcus. It has a strong telescopic force and can be significantly stretched when the penis is erect, and it is significantly reduced when the penis is softened.

Vigorous masturbation or overly rough sexual activity can cause the frenulum to tear or completely sever. The frenulum is rich in blood vessels and nerves, which can stretch and increase pleasure in sexual intercourse. Small wounds can usually be repaired after debridement. If the wound is large, it may need to be treated with surgery and sutures.

If it is recurrent and diffuse inflammation of the glans and mucosal damage, skin cracking caused by capillary damage caused by inflammation, or vaginal dryness, or inflammation-related, you should disinfect it with iodine in time, clean it with warm water, and then apply anti-inflammatory ointment appropriately, maintain local dryness and environmental hygiene, and pay attention to the frequency of sexual intercourse.

What is the frenulum?

There is a skin fold connecting the glans penis and the penis body in the middle of the lower part of the penis, called the frenulum. The frenulum is responsible for the transmission of the body's sensations and the transmission of the most important branch of the private nerve, the dorsal penile nerve, which is distributed to the back of the penis, mainly to the glans penis skin, especially one of the small branches that specializes in the frenulum. Therefore, the frenulum is very sensitive to external stimulation. It and the coronary margin are the most sensitive parts of the penis and are one of the key sexual sensitive areas of men.

Because the development of boys is different, the length and tightness of the frenulum are also different. If it is short and tight, the glans penis will be biased downward when it is erect, and it may be torn due to excessive force during sexual intercourse, causing bleeding and pain. Frenulum rupture is often caused by excessive or improper sexual intercourse, and it often occurs in people with long foreskin. After the frenulum is ruptured, it is not necessary to suture it to restore it to normal. Generally, only simple compression is performed to activate blood circulation. It is best to clean it again, disinfect it, and bandage it to prevent infection. It will heal after three or four days of rest. In order to prevent the wound from rupturing again, sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited within one week. If the bleeding does not stop, you should see a doctor. If the healing is not good and scars are formed or the frenulum is too short, it may cause genital bending or pain during erection, thus affecting future sexual life.

How to treat a torn frenulum?

Mild tear: After the frenulum is torn, there is no need to suture it to restore it to normal. Generally, only simple compression is done to activate blood circulation. It is best to clean it again, disinfect it, and bandage it to prevent infection. It will heal after three or four days of rest.

More serious rupture: It is recommended to go to the reproductive plastic surgery department of a professional andrological hospital to check whether there are problems such as long foreskin and deformed frenulum, and to promptly suture the ruptured frenulum and treat the cause of the disease to prevent repeated rupture of the frenulum and cause other symptoms.