What is Phimosis?

When a man's foreskin is too long, phimosis will occur, which means that the male's glans penis cannot be exposed, and there may even be a situation where the inner part of the male's foreskin is adhered to the male's glans penis. This situation is more serious and is very likely to cause male diseases. If a man has sex with a woman under such circumstances, the woman may also be infected. So what is phimosis?

Many men know that phimosis means that the glans penis cannot be exposed, but they do not know what phimosis is specifically. Phimosis usually has four manifestations, which are introduced in detail below.

1. Congenital adhesion: The glans penis is completely covered by the foreskin, and the skin inside the foreskin is adhered to the glans penis. This situation has a great impact on the patient's future life and is very detrimental to sexual life. This is a very serious situation and must be treated surgically.

2. Phimosis: This type of foreskin can be turned up, but it is very difficult. Because the foreskin opening is very narrow, when it is turned up, the foreskin will be embedded in the head of the penis. This will cause men to experience very severe pain during erection.

3. Half-covered: Half of the patient's penis head can be exposed. When the patient is erect, there will be severe tearing pain because the foreskin opening is too narrow.

4. Full coverage: The foreskin of this type of phimosis will completely cover the patient's penis head. However, the foreskin can be turned up to expose the penis head, and the foreskin can also be restored to its original state.

The above four situations are phimosis. If the above symptoms appear, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time, otherwise it is likely to cause serious consequences.