Can phimosis be treated without surgery?

Men's health is seriously endangered because of phimosis. Then men will be greatly affected in their sexual life or other parts of their body. Therefore, once phimosis occurs, it should be treated in time. The usual way to treat phimosis is surgery, but some people think that surgery should be avoided. So can phimosis be treated without surgery?

If a male still has phimosis after puberty, it will bring great harm, as follows:

1. Cause balanitis. The sebaceous glands of the foreskin of young people secrete very vigorously. If you do not pay attention to regular cleaning of the external genitalia, or do not turn the foreskin up when cleaning, the secretions of the sebaceous glands of the foreskin will accumulate under the foreskin, forming smegma that looks like tofu dregs. Smegma is a good culture medium for bacteria, and it is easy to induce balanitis if it is not removed in time.

2. Causing premature ejaculation during sexual intercourse. When the foreskin is too long, the glans penis is usually covered by the foreskin, but it is exposed during erection. During sexual intercourse, the glans penis is exposed after erection. When the glans penis and the vagina are rubbed and stimulated, the glans penis mucosa nerves are too delicate and sensitive, which triggers premature ejaculation and causes premature ejaculation. Men with foreskin and too long foreskin should undergo surgery as soon as possible.

3. Damage to kidney function. Penis inflammation can cause stenosis of the urethra or anterior urethra, resulting in urination difficulties. Long-term urination difficulties will damage kidney function, thus causing sexual dysfunction.

4. No ejaculation. Male medicine experts say that no ejaculation is often caused by phimosis. In this case, because the glans penis is overprotected by the skin, the glans penis's rich neurotransmission stimulation and the function of stimulating sexual excitement disappear. During sexual intercourse, the intensity of stimulation required to stimulate ejaculation cannot be achieved, which makes it easy for no ejaculation to occur.

5. Potential risk of cancer. Studies have shown that male smegma (residual urine crystals) is one of the important causes of male penile cancer and female cervical cancer.

The expert finally said that whether to undergo surgery for phimosis must be determined based on the man’s own situation, because some men will heal on their own. For those who have passed puberty and still have phimosis, they should go to the hospital for surgery as soon as possible, otherwise it will cause serious harm such as anejaculation, premature ejaculation, and balanitis.