Understanding Phimosis: A Guide for Teenagers on Care and Treatment
Phimosis issue I am a high school freshman and have phimosis. I was previously unable to retract the foreskin, but now I can pull it back continuously. However, I cannot do so when I have an erection, and I am afraid that the glans will be constricted when I retract it. The fores...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Based on the situation you described, it is usually possible to retract for cleaning, but due to a narrow ring of skin, it may get stuck during an erection. For now, it is advisable not to retract it. I recommend visiting a clinic when you have the opportunity for a physic...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: A Guide for Teenagers on Care and Treatment
Do I Need Circumcision for My Phimosis Symptoms?
Phimosis issue Hello Doctor: My foreskin has a smaller opening when not erect, similar to phimosis. When not erect, I can fully retract the foreskin behind the glans, and I can also do so when erect. However, if I keep the foreskin retracted behind the glans for an extended perio...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Your condition seems to involve edema, and it might still feel a bit tight. If surgery is an option, it would be the quickest way to address the issue, including the odor problem. As for the odor, it can likely be eliminated through cleaning. If you prefer not to have surg...[Read More] Do I Need Circumcision for My Phimosis Symptoms?
Understanding Redness on the Glans: Causes and Solutions
Redness on the glans? Doctor, I have encountered a situation with redness that is not fixed in one location. The day before yesterday, I noticed a small red spot on the side of the glans, and the next day it spread to the area around the meatus. Yesterday, I felt some sensitivity...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Redness may be due to damp-heat or tight clothing. If it does not persist, just pay attention to daily habits. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Redness on the Glans: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Redness and Irritation Under the Corona: Causes and Solutions
Swelling and redness of the coronal sulcus? Hello Dr. Du, after my foreskin retracted, I have noticed a red and swollen area under the coronal sulcus, which is itchy and has increased flaking, occasionally feeling slightly moist and sticky. I would like to ask what symptoms this ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: For your reference, redness and flaking are often symptoms of an infection. It is important to keep the area clean and dry, avoiding moisture. When washing, do not use water that is too hot. If symptoms do not improve within 2-3 days, you should seek medical attention.[Read More] Understanding Redness and Irritation Under the Corona: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Phimosis: Non-Surgical Solutions for Teens
Prepuce issues Hello Doctor: I am 16 years old. I can fully expose the glans when not erect, but during an erection, I can only manually expose a little bit, and continuing to do so causes pain. I do not wish to undergo surgery. Given that I am 16, is there a possibility that thi...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello, Neurofrog! As you mentioned, there is a tight foreskin ring at the tip, and forcing the glans to protrude during an erection can certainly cause discomfort. Currently, you are still developing, and it is difficult to predict how this will evolve in the future; it is possib...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Non-Surgical Solutions for Teens
Understanding Pseudo Phimosis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Phimosis issue Hello doctor, when I am not erect, I can pull the foreskin down below the glans (which means I can expose the entire glans). However, when I am erect, I can only manually pull down my foreskin to expose about half of the glans, and if I try to pull it down further,...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: You are neither truly genuine nor completely false; you are somewhere in between. An erection that can retract is generally referred to as a false erection. As for whether surgery is necessary, it should be evaluated by a physician, as it depends on the degree of constrict...[Read More] Understanding Pseudo Phimosis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Understanding Phimosis: Symptoms, Concerns, and Treatment Options
Glans issues Hello, doctor. I have a few questions. I have a problem with phimosis, but it does not affect ejaculation or urination. Normally, the glans cannot be exposed, but it can be slightly exposed during an erection. When I masturbate, I feel that the glans is tightly const...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If the foreskin cannot be fully retracted during an erection and the glans is exposed, the doctor may recommend surgery. It is advisable to have a medical examination. However, in some cases, the tightness may be mild and could gradually improve. For such foreskin conditio...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Symptoms, Concerns, and Treatment Options
Post-Circumcision Care: Managing Bleeding and Swelling Concerns
Post-circumcision care Hello doctor, I underwent a circumcision five days ago. Yesterday morning, when I changed the dressing, I noticed bleeding from the sutured wound, and the wound was stuck to the gauze, with a persistent sharp pain for two days. After changing the dressing a...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Bruising and swelling are normal after surgery. It is especially important to keep the wound dry. If there is persistent drainage or blood, you should return for a follow-up. Cleaning and dressing the wound are necessary, and also avoid erections. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Post-Circumcision Care: Managing Bleeding and Swelling Concerns
Understanding Phimosis: When to Seek Treatment for Your Teen
Prepuce issues Hello, doctor. I have a 16-year-old child who has reported that he is unable to naturally retract his foreskin to expose the glans during an erection. Even when he manually tries to pull back the foreskin, he experiences pain and cannot fully expose the glans. Is t...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If it is mild, you can try using topical ointments or gently pushing down when not erect, as some cases may gradually improve the narrowed area. If it is severe, the doctor may recommend surgery. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: When to Seek Treatment for Your Teen
Should You Reposition the Foreskin After Phimosis Treatment?
Phimosis refers to the condition where the foreskin cannot be retracted over the glans penis? Doctor, excuse me, if the foreskin has been retracted, should it be flipped back? When it was retracted, the coronal sulcus was quite tight, and is it also problematic if it becomes erec...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: After retracting the foreskin, should it be flipped back? --> When it was retracted, the coronal sulcus was quite tight, is it not good during an erection? --> If it is too tight, it is important to pay attention. If it frequently gets stuck, medical attention should...[Read More] Should You Reposition the Foreskin After Phimosis Treatment?
Understanding Thinning and Itching of the Foreskin: Causes and Solutions
The foreskin becomes thinner, wrinkled, and loses elasticity? Hello Doctor, I previously had some inflammation on my glans, and I used a topical medication at home. I applied it once, but I didn't know to apply it thinly at the time. The inflammation resolved, but my foreski...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Keep the area clean and dry, avoid moisture, wear loose-fitting underwear for better ventilation, refrain from using soap for now, and ensure the bath water is not too hot. Give it a try, and wish you good health.[Read More] Understanding Thinning and Itching of the Foreskin: Causes and Solutions
Understanding HPV Type 16: Testing and Cancer Risk for Partners
HPV type 16 transmission Hello Doctor: My boyfriend currently does not have any visible genital warts, but after I discovered that I have HPV type 16, we decided to get the nine-valent vaccine. How can my boyfriend check for the virus? Although he doesn't have any visible sy...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Generally, it cannot be detected. You should observe for any protrusions (in the perineum, scrotum, foreskin, or genital area) and seek medical attention if present. It is advisable to practice safe sex and use protection. Abdominal pain is not one of the symptoms. The can...[Read More] Understanding HPV Type 16: Testing and Cancer Risk for Partners
Impacts of Semen Retention and Masturbation on Male Health
During self-defense, if ejaculation occurs inside the foreskin without wiping, it may lead to several potential outcomes. The retained semen can create a moist environment that may increase the risk of bacterial growth, potentially leading to infections such as balanitis or other...
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
Regular cleaning is sufficient.[Read More] Impacts of Semen Retention and Masturbation on Male Health
Understanding Phimosis: Common Concerns and Solutions for Men
Phimosis issue Hello, Dr. Du. I have two questions I would like to ask. First, I have read many examples and articles and confirmed that I likely have phimosis, as my glans is covered when not erect. When erect, I can retract the foreskin to just behind the coronal sulcus, but th...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: I heard that the foreskin opening can gradually become looser after multiple attempts. I'm not sure if this is feasible? --> If there is no pinching or tearing, it should be okay to try. The second question: --> It is a matter of habit; if you change the DIY met...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Common Concerns and Solutions for Men
Managing Frenulum Issues: Tips for Hygiene and Healing
Frenulum problems of the glans? Hello doctor, I have a small wound on my foreskin that does not bleed, but it has not completely healed even though I haven't engaged in any DIY activities for a while. Because I have phimosis, I have to retract the foreskin to wash during sho...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: You can simply rinse with clean water every day and dry with a cotton swab. If the wound is deeper, please seek medical attention. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Managing Frenulum Issues: Tips for Hygiene and Healing
Understanding Fungal Infections in Urology: Treatment and Recovery Insights
Fungal infection Hello, Doctor: A month ago, I visited a doctor due to peeling of the glans, and I was diagnosed with a fungal infection. I was prescribed an ointment, but after using it for three weeks, the peeling would still occur every 3 to 5 days. I then switched clinics, an...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello, is this considered cured? --> Fungal infections are prone to recurrence, so it's important to pay attention to lifestyle habits and maintain cleanliness and dryness (it's safer if there haven't been any symptoms for a few weeks). I noticed that after the ...[Read More] Understanding Fungal Infections in Urology: Treatment and Recovery Insights
Understanding Fungal Infections in Urology: Treatment and Recovery Insights
Fungal infection Hello Doctor: A month ago, I visited a doctor due to peeling of the glans, and I was diagnosed with a fungal infection. I was prescribed an ointment, but after using it for three weeks, the peeling still occurred every 3 to 5 days. I then switched clinics, and th...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello, is this considered cured? --> Fungal infections are prone to recurrence, so it's important to maintain cleanliness and dryness. After the foreskin retracts, it may feel a bit sticky on the glans, but after some time, it won't feel sticky again. After cleaning,...[Read More] Understanding Fungal Infections in Urology: Treatment and Recovery Insights
Should You Consider Circumcision for Pink Spots and Phimosis?
Phimosis and pink spots on the foreskin? Today, while using the restroom, I noticed pink spots on my foreskin, but there is still bodily fluid inside even after showering. I have phimosis. Should I consider getting a circumcision?
Dr. Liu Mingyue Reply:
Hello: If the foreskin cannot retract during an erection to expose the glans, medical advice suggests surgery. Otherwise, it is primarily a matter of maintaining proper hygiene. It is recommended to consult a physician for examination. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Should You Consider Circumcision for Pink Spots and Phimosis?
Should You Consider Circumcision for Pink Spots and Discharge?
Circumcision Today, while using the restroom, I noticed pink spots on my foreskin, but there is still some bodily fluid inside even after showering. I have phimosis. Should I consider getting a circumcision?
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If the foreskin cannot retract during an erection, exposing the glans, medical advice suggests surgery. Other considerations pertain to maintaining proper hygiene. It is advisable to consult a physician for examination. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Should You Consider Circumcision for Pink Spots and Discharge?
Understanding Genital Herpes: Symptoms, Recovery, and Management Tips
Herpes-related issues? Hello Doctor, last week I had a cold and my immune system was weakened. One day after taking a shower, I noticed two or three small clusters of blisters on the glans of my genitalia. They are not painful or itchy. On June 11th, I visited a doctor who diagno...
Dr. Liu Mingyue Reply:
Hello: It is essential to keep herpes lesions clean and dry. Blisters may burst, which can lead to skin inflammation, so it's important to monitor the area. If it becomes red, it may indicate inflammation; however, if it appears white, it may not necessarily be inflamed and ...[Read More] Understanding Genital Herpes: Symptoms, Recovery, and Management Tips