The best age for circumcision

In daily life, many adult men often suffer from the trouble of long foreskin. Although long foreskin is not a symptom, it is easy to cause some male diseases. Adult men with long foreskin are prone to premature ejaculation during sex. Also, if you don’t pay attention to hygiene, it is easy to cause a lot of urine scale to grow. Long foreskin and long-term irritation of the glans penis by urine scale can easily cause balanitis. If bacteria enter the urinary system through the urethra, it is also easy to affect the quality of sperm, which is also one of the main causes of infertility in many men.

If a little boy has the problem of prepuce being too long, his parents must pay attention to it. Relatively speaking, prepuce being too long has a greater adverse effect on the human body than prepuce being too long. After the problem of prepuce being too long occurs, it is very easy to cause the genitals and glans penis to be completely encapsulated, which not only easily causes the child to have symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, inability to hold urine, and pain when urinating, but more serious cases may even continue to affect the child's male development. Therefore, parents must take their children to a regular hospital for examination in time, and the doctor will perform circumcision according to the child's specific condition.

Generally speaking, when a boy is five or six years old, if the glans penis still does not come out of the foreskin, he can be diagnosed with foreskin being too long or too long. At this stage, the child can be circumcised immediately. Because the basic metabolic capacity of children is relatively strong, the body will recover faster after the surgery. The most important thing is that if the circumcision is done before the child enters puberty, it will not cause the problem of short or jointed genitals due to incomplete development.

After reading the detailed introduction above, parents and friends will surely know the best age for treating phimosis in boys. It is not recommended to perform circumcision on children under the age of five, because the body resistance and immunity of children at this time are still relatively low. If you blindly perform surgery on your child, it will cause certain harm to his or her health. It is best to wait until the child is five or six years old before performing surgical treatment, because this link can distinguish whether the child has pathological foreskin or prepuce is too long.