Can boys not be circumcised if they are phimotic?

Many boys think that if their foreskin is too long, they must get circumcision. In fact, this is not the case. If the foreskin is too long and does not affect sexual life, it is not necessary to choose to have it circumcised. Phimosis can be divided into normal and pathological. If it does not harm the body, you can choose not to have surgery. However, if the phimosis has affected urination, surgical treatment is required in time.

Phimosis is divided into congenital phimosis and pathological phimosis. If a boy has phimosis, it does not affect urination. If there is no other harm to the body, then there is no need for surgical treatment. As the child grows up, the phimosis will gradually return to normal. If a child has phimosis and it affects urination, there is a bad smell in the private parts, and it often causes inflammation and infection, then surgical treatment is required. Take the child to a regular hospital for phimosis surgery.

1. Phimosis is divided into congenital phimosis and pathological phimosis. If a boy has phimosis, it does not affect urination. If there is no other harm to the body, then there is no need for surgical treatment. As the child grows up, the phimosis will gradually return to normal. If a child has phimosis and it affects urination, there is a peculiar smell in the private parts, and it often causes inflammation and infection, then surgical treatment is required. Take the child to a regular hospital for phimosis surgery.

2. Children with phimosis must pay attention to their private hygiene. They should use warm water to clean their penis every night, turn the foreskin over slowly, and clean the inside. This can prevent bacteria from growing. Also, the underwear they wear must be cotton and breathable. Try to wear loose underwear, not too tight, to prevent affecting the development of the penis.

3. If the phimosis has not returned to normal when the child is eight years old, then you can take the child to a regular hospital for circumcision surgery. This surgery is a minor surgery and has no side effects on the child's growth and development. Therefore, for the happiness and health of the child, parents should take the child to surgery as soon as possible. After the surgery, you must follow the doctor's advice and take good care of the child to prevent postoperative infection.

When a child has phimosis, parents must distinguish whether it is physiological phimosis or pathological phimosis. If it is pathological phimosis, then the child should be taken to the hospital for treatment in time. Circumcision surgery is a very minor surgery, and this surgery is also very mature. It does not affect the growth and development of the child after the surgery, and has great benefits for the child's physical and mental health.