What are the consequences of excessive foreskin?

Basically, most men have the problem of excessive foreskin to some extent. If the foreskin is removed when they are young, it will help promote the development of the penis. However, many men are still unaware of the harm that excessive foreskin brings to the reproductive organs, so they will not choose to remove the excessive foreskin. Next, I will explain to male friends the harm caused by excessive foreskin, so that men can pay attention to excessive foreskin.

The harm of prepuce and phimosis to the human body mainly includes the following aspects. Patients should seek treatment as soon as possible:

1. Infection: Sediment and urine scale accumulate in the foreskin, becoming bacterial culture media, or causing infection and inflammation due to irritation, leading to foreskin adhesion, and in severe cases, infertility.

2. Hindering development: With phimosis, the development of the penis and glans penis is often restricted. Due to the restricted development, it looks like a small penis from the outside.

3. Stones: After inflammation, the mucosal epithelial cells fall off, forming foreskin stones as the central core and the outer scale. Parents are often very anxious when they find small lumps in their children's foreskin. In fact, the stones can be removed by slightly expanding the foreskin ring.

4. STDs: If the foreskin is too long or the foreskin is too long, the inner plate and the glans penis are often in a humid environment, which makes it easy to get STDs such as condyloma acuminatum and gonorrhea. Moreover, since the local area cannot be thoroughly cleaned, it is easy for the wife to get the same STDs as the man. Affecting the relationship between husband and wife

5. Obstruction: Because the foreskin opening is too small, the foreskin cavity swells first and then empties. When urination is difficult, back pressure occurs. The weaker part of the bladder wall protrudes due to high pressure, forming a bladder diverticulum; this diverticulum has very thin walls and is easily ruptured by trauma. In severe cases and for a long time, it will cause ureteral dilatation and renal pelvis hydrops. Due to difficulty in urination and increased abdominal pressure, there may be anal prolapse or hernia formation, and sometimes "diverticular double urination" occurs.

6. Sexual function: The foreskin of the foreskin is not easy to move, causing pain or difficulty during sexual intercourse, resulting in a decrease in sexual desire. Patients with excessive foreskin are prone to frequent ejaculation due to friction during daily activities such as riding a bicycle, riding a horse, walking or sleeping. The foreskin is stimulated by urine scale and becomes mildly inflamed, with burning and itching sensations, which can easily arouse the desire to masturbate due to reflex action. When the foreskin is phimotic, there is no direct contact with the glans penis, so the sensitivity is low and it is easy to get ejaculation syndrome. Due to the weakened pleasure, impotence may sometimes occur, affecting the relationship between husband and wife.

7. Tumor: Phimosis or prepuce is closely related to tumor. Most urologists believe that cancer is caused by urine scale pollution and chronic stimulation, which is the main cause of penile papilloma and cancer (Dean). Leading to cervical cancer: The wife of a man with prepuce is more likely to get cervical cancer, which proves the close relationship between the cervix and prepuce urine scale.