Is circumcision only possible through surgery?

In modern society, people's sexual awareness is gradually opening up to the outside world, but they will also pay more attention to their physical health. Many men have just begun to care about their male reproductive health. Once they find that their foreskin is long, they will immediately choose to undergo circumcision. Generally, after circumcision, you must pay attention to postoperative medical care. Next, let's talk about whether long foreskin must be treated with surgery.

First of all, if a man has a long foreskin, he still needs a circumcision. The long foreskin of a man has many effects, not only affecting the couple's sexual life, but also causing inflammation of the private parts. In addition, the long foreskin is easy for bacteria to grow, and the long foreskin will hide dirt and cause inflammation immediately if it is not cleaned. Later, when the couple has sex, these bacteria will be immediately brought to the woman's vagina, which will affect the woman's physical and mental health.

Some men have a condition called prepuce overgrowth. When the male genitals are in a relaxed state, the prepuce overgrowth will completely cover the entire glans penis, and the prepuce overgrowth is narrow and cannot be turned outward. This condition is medically called prepuce overgrowth. The prepuce overgrowth can easily prevent the secretion of the sebaceous glands in the prepuce from being discharged, and gradually produce smelly urine scale.

Urine scale is dirty and is very suitable for the growth of bacteria, so it will continue to cause infection of the glans penis and foreskin. Usually, inflammation occurs at the urethral opening. Even if it is cured, it will cause the urethral opening to be narrow, causing urination trouble. If the glans penis is irritated by urine scale for a long time, it will continue to cause penile cancer. Therefore, long foreskin must be treated in the hospital as soon as possible. For long foreskin without inflammation, you only need to frequently turn the foreskin up and clean it, and there is no need for surgical treatment at this time.

Generally, male patients should not have sexual excitement or sexual impulse within one week after circumcision, otherwise it will cause the penis to become erect and the wound to split, which will cause bleeding again and affect the healing process. Do not have sex for two months after the operation, and be sure to avoid penis erection to prevent the wound from splitting.