How long does it take to adjust to the glans being turned out?

The glans can turn out automatically during puberty. Generally, the glans will be exposed when the male is about 15 years old. At this time, the glans is more sensitive. Men should choose comfortable underwear, otherwise it is easy to develop symptoms such as glansitis. If the symptoms of foreskin are too long during puberty, circumcision surgery should be performed immediately, otherwise it will lead to decreased penile sensitivity and blocked ejaculation.

It takes more than three months to shape the glans. Even if many men turn the glans inside out, it still cannot be shaped. If the patient has foreskin that is too long or phimosis, he needs to go to the urology department of a second-class or third-class hospital for a face-to-face examination in time, and let the doctor observe whether there is foreskin that is too long or phimosis. If the patient has phimosis, it cannot be treated by shaping, and circumcision is required.

Is it okay to turn the glans out when the foreskin is too long?

For patients with excessive foreskin, turning up the foreskin can indeed prevent the patient's foreskin from touching the glans penis and effectively prevent glansitis. However, turning up the foreskin will affect the blood circulation in the patient's penis. In this case, although it can prevent glansitis, it will cause a series of other diseases and may even affect the patient's sexual function, causing the patient to experience a series of adverse symptoms such as erectile dysfunction and penile congestion.

In fact, excessive foreskin is very easy to treat and has no harm or side effects to human health. The only way to treat it is through surgery. As for other methods, such as turning up the foreskin, they are of no use in treating excessive foreskin. Although they can prevent patients from suffering from certain diseases to a certain extent, they will affect human health to a greater extent.

Phimosis refers to the patient's foreskin covering the patient's glans. In this case, it will not only reduce the patient's pleasure during sexual intercourse, but also cause glansitis, which is extremely harmful to people. When a person has phimosis, he must be treated in time. Turning the foreskin up will not help treat phimosis, but will cause secondary damage to the patient's body. Therefore, everyone must not take it lightly. On the contrary, surgical removal of the foreskin will not cause any harm to people, and the operation is very simple and recovery is quick.