Born with exposed glans

Some men are born with exposed glans. This phenomenon can cause long-term friction between the glans and underwear, resulting in glans inflammation or excessive sensitivity, affecting sexual life experience. The main reason for exposed glans is that the foreskin is too short. If a man has this problem, he needs to go to the hospital for examination and treatment. He cannot leave it alone. The longer he delays, the more likely he is to develop glans inflammation. So what should men do if their glans is exposed?

Normal people are born with foreskin. Normally, children have foreskin that grows over the glans. It is a kind of normal skin with a protective function. After the child develops, the foreskin will retract to expose the glans. Those who cannot expose the glans even with their hands have "phimosis" and need treatment. The glans of normal male adults are exposed. If the glans is not exposed after adulthood, there is a case of foreskin and phimosis. You can choose to have surgery or not according to your needs. If you do not have surgery, you should pay attention to hygiene at ordinary times.

Everyone should have foreskin, which covers the glans penis when they are young. After puberty, the foreskin does not grow as fast as the penis, so the glans penis gradually becomes exposed. If the glans penis is exposed after birth, there is a problem.

Generally speaking, when the glans penis is not erect, the foreskin is covered or half covered, and some people may expose it. This is a normal phenomenon. However, when erect, it should be completely exposed, otherwise there are problems such as foreskin being too long or foreskin. Pay attention to local hygiene at ordinary times, wash and change underwear every day, especially when the foreskin is too long.

The penis of a newborn is covered by foreskin at birth, which is the physiological foreskin of a newborn. There is adhesion between the foreskin and the glans penis. This is the same for everyone. Later, during the development process, the adhesion between the foreskin and the glans penis will gradually loosen by itself. For most people, the foreskin will naturally turn up to expose the glans penis during erection after development. Therefore, no one is born with an exposed glans penis.