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Managing Foreskin Issues: Solutions for a Comfortable and Aesthetic Appearance

Issues with the coronal sulcus? Before erection, my foreskin completely covers the glans, but I can pull it back to fully expose the glans without pain. However, the foreskin tends to bunch up at the coronal sulcus. When not erect, I'm unsure whether I should pull it back, a...


Dr. Jian Weihong Reply:
Based on your description, it seems you have phimosis, but it is not severe, which is commonly referred to as "pseudophimosis." In this case, surgery can be considered for cosmetic reasons. However, it is important to ensure that the foreskin is not too short during an ...

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Understanding Frenulum and Foreskin Issues After Urology Treatment

Issues with the foreskin and frenulum? Hello Doctor, I recently visited a urologist and was diagnosed with inflammation. I applied medication and it has improved. However, after the inflammation symptoms resolved, I feel that the frenulum has slightly shortened, and during mastur...


Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
Please have the physician evaluate whether further treatment is necessary.

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Post-Circumcision Concerns: Is My Healing Process Normal?

Issues After Circumcision Surgery Hello doctor, I underwent a circumcision surgery in early January this year. Currently, I feel fine, but I have some questions regarding the appearance after the surgery. My remaining foreskin is currently positioned behind the coronal sulcus, ev...


Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
If there is no impact on erection due to a tight foreskin, it should not be a concern. This aspect should be communicated clearly with the physician before the procedure, as discussing it afterward would be of no use.

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Understanding Frenulum Issues: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options

Frenulum problems? A month ago, I injured my frenulum, which did not bleed. At that time, there was also inflammation, and I have already been diagnosed by a urologist. However, I later noticed that the frenulum has shortened, and it remains that way. Normal erections are not pai...


Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
Based on your description, there doesn't seem to be an issue; pulling to the limit and then pulling harder can cause pain for everyone. However, if there are concerns, it's best to visit a urologist for an on-site examination to get a clear understanding.

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Does Constantly Retracting Foreskin Loosen It Over Time?

Foreskin issues Excuse me, doctor. I haven't had a circumcision. If I frequently retract my foreskin behind the coronal sulcus for an entire day, will this cause my foreskin to become loose?


Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
If it gets stuck and feels uncomfortable, it is still necessary to undergo surgery. Please have a physician evaluate the situation.

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Understanding Post-Circumcision Concerns: Pain, Swelling, and Healing

Penile issues I'm sorry to disturb you, doctor. I have a few questions: 1. I just had a circumcision, and on the first night, I experienced an erection while sleeping, which caused some swelling and pain in the glans. Is this normal since the wound hasn't healed yet? D...


Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
Whether the foreskin is cut too short is something one may only realize after the wound has healed and stabilized, which may take around three weeks. If it is indeed cut too short, it could potentially affect erections; however, the likelihood of this occurring is generally low. ...

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Understanding Pseudophimosis: When to Consider Circumcision

Pseudophimosis Hello doctor, my situation is that when I'm not erect, sometimes the foreskin completely covers the glans, and other times it can expose about one-fifth of it. If I manually push it back, it can fully retract (with a ring of skin accumulating at the coronal su...


Dr. Cai Zhuorong Reply:
If the glans is fully exposed, surgery is generally not required.

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Unexplained Bumps on the Penis: Causes and Concerns

There are unknown lumps on the penis? Since last year, I have noticed large bumps on my scrotum, with many of them present. There are also small bumps on my penis, which are tiny and appear in clusters. Additionally, there are bumps under the glans, forming a row. All of these ar...


Dr. Cai Zhuorong Reply:
Commonly seen "Fordyce spots" on the foreskin and "pearly penile papules" in the coronal sulcus. It is recommended that you search online to see if they resemble your condition. Of course, if you have any concerns, it is still advisable to seek medical attenti...

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Understanding Pain and Discomfort in the Penis: A Guide to Foreskin Issues

Prepuce issues, penile issues? When I was showering today, after removing the smegma, I experienced pain when the water touched the coronal sulcus of the glans. After retracting the foreskin, I noticed that the foreskin was red. Now, it still hurts when I rinse it with water, but...


Dr. Liu Mingyue Reply:
Hello: There may be inflammation and redness; please consult a urologist at the hospital. Wishing you good health.

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Understanding Pain and Redness in the Penis: A Guide to Foreskin Issues

Prepuce issues, penile issues? Today, when I was taking a shower and rinsing off smegma, I felt pain when the water touched the coronal sulcus of the glans. After retracting the foreskin, I noticed that the foreskin was red, and it still hurts when I rinse it. It doesn't hur...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: There may be inflammation and redness; please consult a urologist at the hospital. Wishing you good health.

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Post-Circumcision Concerns: Healing, Pain, and Care Tips

Post-circumcision related issues? Hello Doctor, I have a few questions: 1. After undergoing laser circumcision, the wound at the suture site has almost healed, and some stitches have fallen out. However, there are some stitches that are embedded in the tissue, and some that are...


Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Your Highness, after consulting with the royal physician, I report the following points: 1. If absorbable sutures are used, there are two types of materials: one type will completely dissolve within two weeks, while the other may take over a month. 2. Post-surgery, there is a ...

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Can Antis Cream Treat Other Conditions Beyond Herpes?

Can Antis ointment (herpes virus cream) cure other diseases? Dear doctors, I have been experiencing itching in the coronal sulcus of my genitalia. After consulting several medical institutions, most diagnosed me with balanitis, but one physician suggested a herpes virus infection...


Dr. Cai Zhuorong Reply:
1. Does Antis cream (herpes virus ointment) cure other diseases? No. Based on the above situation, can it be considered a definitive herpes infection (since symptoms improved with oral antiviral medication and topical herpes ointment)? The diagnosis of herpes relies on clinical s...

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Can Antiviral Cream Treat Other Genital Conditions Beyond Herpes?

Antis cream (herpes virus ointment) can it cure other genital diseases? Dear Doctor, I have been experiencing itching in the coronal sulcus of my genitalia. I have consulted several medical institutions, most of which diagnosed me with balanitis. However, one doctor suggested it ...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) It is unlikely; you should seek an examination at a major hospital. If the physician at the major hospital says it is not the case when you have symptoms, then it is not. 2) It is very likely; do not apply medication casually. Wishing you good health.

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Redness and Itching Inside the Foreskin: Causes and Remedies

Redness and itching on the inner side of the foreskin? Hello Doctor, three days ago while showering, I think I may have been too vigorous, and I felt some pain near the frenulum of the foreskin, possibly due to a tear. The next day when I woke up, the inner side of the foreskin b...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) If there is a skin break, seek medical attention; do not use ointments on your own, and keep the area clean and dry. 2) If there is no difficulty pushing down during an erection and sexual activity is not an issue, then surgery is not necessary. Wishing you good health.

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Understanding White Bumps on the Glans: Causes and Concerns

Glans issues Recently, I noticed a small white round bump near the glans, close to the coronal sulcus. It is not painful and has not increased in size; it has remained the same. I have not engaged in any sexual activity recently. What could this symptom be?


Dr. Cai Zhuorong Reply:
Infection and tumor cannot be ruled out; it is recommended that you seek medical attention.

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Understanding Common Urological Concerns: Testicle Size, Fertility, and Circumcision

Genital issues 1. Is it normal for the size and shape of the left and right testicles to be different? It feels like the left is smaller and the right is larger. 2. If the sperm count is low, is it impossible to conceive naturally? 3. I can easily retract the foreskin to the ...


Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
1. It is true that many people have asymmetrical features, but it is essential to have a physician examine it to confirm. 2. Not necessarily; theoretically, the ability to conceive may be reduced. 3. There seems to be a slight phimosis, but it is important to consult a urolog...

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Understanding Red Spots on the Penis: Causes and Treatment Options

Glans issues Hello doctor, I had unprotected oral sex with my partner on September 12th, and today, September 15th, I noticed about two red spots below the coronal sulcus of my glans. What could this issue be, and how should I monitor and treat it?


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Based on the description, it is possible that there is inflammation. If you maintain cleanliness and dryness, and wear loose-fitting underwear, it should improve. However, if there is an increase in size or if the skin breaks, you should seek medical evaluation and treatme...

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Understanding Glans Issues: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatment Options

Glans issues Doctor, I apologize. In April, I had unprotected sexual intercourse (oral sex without a condom). About a week later, I noticed redness around the urethral opening, the coronal sulcus, and the area where I had a circumcision. I also experienced a burning sensation whi...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: This area cannot be diagnosed without examination, but it may be a common skin infection. Just keep it clean and dry, rinse with clean water and pat dry, wear loose-fitting underwear, and make sure to dry off after urination. Generally, it should improve within a week. Add...

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Understanding Phimosis: Treatment Options and Solutions

Phimosis issue Hello, doctor. I am a freshman this year and have some questions I would like to ask you. In the past, I tried to pull my foreskin back to the coronal sulcus, but it felt uncomfortable and tight, so I stopped doing it. Now, during erections, the foreskin is very ti...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It is recommended to first consult a urologist at the hospital. In some cases, surgery may not be necessary if the condition is not severe. From personal experience, the use of topical corticosteroid ointments can be effective, especially for mild cases. Wishing you good h...

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Painful Erections After Intense Masturbation: When to Seek Help?

Excessive masturbation has caused pain during erections? Five days ago, I masturbated too vigorously and it seems I may have injured myself. Now, I experience pain during erections, specifically on the right side of the glans and the coronal sulcus. I looked at diagrams of penile...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Pain is often indicative of an issue, so it is advisable to consult a urologist at the hospital. Wishing you good health.

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