Can a boy's phimosis be turned over by himself?

Phimosis is a very common symptom, which is common among men. Some phimosis is relatively small, and you just need to pay attention to it in your daily life. If the phimosis is too long and serious, it will cause a lot of trouble for your future life if it is not treated. So can phimosis be reversed by itself?

When men reach a certain age, their male reproductive organs will stop growing and developing. At this time, the long foreskin will cause a lot of damage. If you want to expose the glans penis, just use your hands to turn up the long foreskin a little bit. If the foreskin is not wrapped well, just turn it up slowly and the glans penis will be exposed. If the foreskin is wrapped well, pay attention to the amplitude when turning it up. If it can't be turned up, don't turn it up hard, it will damage the surrounding skin.

The foreskin is too long and cannot be turned up for a long time, which will have adverse effects on the human body. The foreskin is too long and it is easy to store dirt, which is easy to cause bacterial infection and inflammation. In addition, the foreskin is too long and the foreskin is too long. These are problems that most men have. They can be easily treated with surgery. However, when you are under 18 years old, it has no effect on your daily life. As long as you pay attention to environmental hygiene, you can live a normal life. It is best to go for surgery after adulthood.

Adults with long foreskin need to turn it over manually, indicating that the foreskin is long. If such a thing is not operated on, it will be very risky. There will be many bacteria in the gap between the foreskin and the glans penis, which will cause various inflammations. The glans penis will become more and more sensitive under the protection of the long foreskin for a long time. When having sex, it is easy to cause premature ejaculation, too short intercourse time, too fast ejaculation and other conditions.

Men with long foreskin don't need to worry too much. This can be cured with a small surgical procedure. You no longer need to turn over the foreskin, and the number of stitches is very small. You can basically recover in a week or so.