Symptoms of male foreskin being too long

There are many male diseases, among which long foreskin is a problem that troubles many men. It does not always affect men's physical and mental health, but may also have adverse effects on men's fertility, reproductive development, and sexual life. Therefore, long foreskin should be treated in time. So what are the symptoms of long foreskin in men? Let's take a look at the symptoms of long foreskin.

Early symptoms of foreskin: If an adult has foreskin or prepuce that is too long, it will affect the normal sexual life, especially for those with severe foreskin. Because the foreskin may be too long and too small, which may cause the foreskin to be turned up and cannot be restored, causing the foreskin to be firmly stuck in the coronal sulcus, resulting in foreskin incarceration, which will cause the patient to be very painful.

Late stage symptoms of foreskin: When foreskin is more serious, it can cause edema of the glans penis due to blood obstruction, and even glans penis necrosis. In addition, foreskin can also cause the secretions of the endothelial glands to be unable to be discharged in time, and when they accumulate, they can mix with the sediment in the urine to form urine scale. Urine scale is conducive to the growth and reproduction of bacteria, so this situation is prone to infection of the glans penis and foreskin.

Other symptoms of foreskin: The actual manifestations of foreskin vary depending on the situation. Some foreskins may cause difficulties in sexual life, itching of the glans, adhesion of the foreskin, and even erectile dysfunction, organic premature ejaculation, or pain during penis erection, which may lead to inability to have sexual life.

The above are some symptoms of foreskin. Male friends can compare their own conditions to see if they have foreskin. If they have foreskin, they should receive timely symptomatic treatment. Foreskin can be divided into pathological and latent. For pathological foreskin, the glans penis cannot be completely exposed after the penis is erected. For pseudo-foreskin, the glans penis cannot be completely exposed under normal circumstances, but can be completely exposed after the penis is erected. Generally, pathological foreskin should be removed by surgery in time, while latent ones can basically be treated with routine medical care. The actual treatment can be based on one's own condition.