What does it look like if a man has a long foreskin?

When the foreskin is too long, the most obvious manifestation is foreskin infection, and many male patients with foreskin infection have symptoms of foreskin growth. Therefore, men with foreskin growth should undergo surgery in time to reduce the probability of foreskin infection. But nowadays, many men do not know much about foreskin growth, so what does foreskin growth look like?

Long foreskin refers to the condition in which the foreskin of the male genitals is too long to cover the entire glans penis when it is loose. The glans penis cannot be exposed, but it can be exposed by turning it over with the hand. If there is a long foreskin, we can often find some white stains in the foreskin, and it will continue to have a very bad smell.

Long foreskin causes penis inflammation

There are abundant sebaceous glands in the foreskin, which secrete many sebaceous glands. When the foreskin is long or the foreskin is long, the secretions of the sebaceous glands in the foreskin are blocked and cannot be discharged, and the sediment in the sebaceous glands and urine forms a cheese-like and smelly "foreskin smegma".

Urine scale is very easy to cause bacteria to grow and develop, which can also cause inflammation of the glans penis and foreskin. If the bacteria pass through the urethra, it will continue to cause urinary tract infection. Inflammation at the urethra can cause urethral stenosis after recovery, resulting in difficulty in urination.

Symptoms of foreskin are:

1. The glans penis is not exposed: In fact, we can see the problem of male foreskin and phimosis from the shape level. If the glans penis is not exposed, it is foreskin that is too long. In most cases, the foreskin of patients with phimosis can completely cover the glans penis or most of the glans penis.

2. It cannot be turned up to the coronal sulcus of the penis: Long foreskin means that the foreskin is too long to cover the entire glans penis or most of the total area of ​​the glans penis; and it cannot be turned up to the coronal sulcus of the penis.

3. Affect the normal growth and development of the glans penis: In addition, phimosis will continue to have a negative impact on the growth and development of the glans penis, causing short penis, etc. In more serious cases, it will continue to cause deformity of the glans penis.

4. Redness, swelling and itching of the foreskin: It is easy to be infected with balanitis. The sebaceous glands in the foreskin cannot be discharged due to the long foreskin, which makes the genitals very easy to be infected and inflamed. The foreskin is often red, swollen and itchy, and there will be a strong odor in hot weather.

5. Frequent ejaculation: Patients with long foreskin are prone to frequent ejaculation due to friction during daily activities, such as riding a bicycle, riding a horse, walking or sleeping.

6. Is there any secretion in the foreskin? For most boys, the foreskin is long and separated from the glans penis until puberty. With the growth and development of the male genitals and the erection, the foreskin can automatically move upward and outward to reveal the glans penis. For children with foreskin, secretion is often irritated to the mucous membrane and cause glans balanitis.

The above is an explanation of what it looks like for men with long foreskin. Some men with long foreskin may also suffer from premature ejaculation. Therefore, any man with long foreskin should go to a reliable men's specialist hospital for surgical treatment in time to ensure his own health.