Understanding Phimosis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Phimosis issue Hello, doctor. I am in a state of phimosis regardless of whether my foreskin is retracted or not. However, my penis tends to retract into my body when the foreskin is not retracted. Could you please explain why this happens and how I should treat it? Additionally, ...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
You have an issue with phimosis, and there may also be a slight excess of lower limb adiposity, which could be causing you discomfort. It is recommended that you consult a hospital regarding circumcision surgery.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Understanding Glans Sensitivity and the Effects of Foreskin Retraction
Sensitivity issues of the glans? I am a person with phimosis, and I now pull back the foreskin to expose the glans. How long will it take for the glans to become less sensitive? Additionally, after the glans becomes less sensitive, if I cover it with the foreskin again for a long...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Sensitivity may change over a few weeks, but it will remain that way afterward. If the foreskin is kept retracted for a long time, will it become sensitive again? --> No, it will not. This area cannot be diagnosed without examination, but it does not appear to be the ca...[Read More] Understanding Glans Sensitivity and the Effects of Foreskin Retraction
Understanding Phimosis: Do You Need Surgery or Can Creams Help?
Phimosis issue In normal circumstances, my glans is completely covered by the foreskin, but I can manually retract the foreskin completely before an erection to expose the glans. However, when the foreskin is fully retracted during an erection, the opening of the retracted foresk...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: The method you mentioned can be tried, but it may not achieve the goal in just a few days. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Do You Need Surgery or Can Creams Help?
Understanding Phimosis and Keratinization: Common Concerns and Solutions
The issues of phimosis and keratinization of the glans? Hello Doctor, I have the following questions: 1. I am currently 20 years old. My flaccid length is 4 cm and my erect length is about 14 cm. Is it possible for it to grow longer? Is this development normal? 2. I am curren...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) At 20 years old, the chances are slim. 2) Be careful not to cause poor blood circulation and just take care of the wound. 3) Wash with clean water daily, dry thoroughly, and avoid moisture and heat; circumcision is not necessary. 4) I cannot see the image. 5) Since 99% ...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis and Keratinization: Common Concerns and Solutions
Understanding Phimosis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Phimosis issue I recently discovered that I have phimosis, as the glans is not exposed whether I am erect or not. However, I can push it down with some effort, but it becomes painful when I reach the frenulum, and it's somewhat difficult to push it back. I've only start...
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
You can visit the outpatient clinic for evaluation and examination.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Overcoming Penis Size Anxiety: Insights on Length, Girth, and Health
Penile insecurity? 1. I feel very self-conscious about my penis, which is slender and long. I need a condom with a width of 46mm. I wonder if it will grow longer or thicker at my age. 2. My foreskin is quite long; when not erect, it completely covers the glans, and there is a f...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) The chances are slim. 2) Given your situation, surgery is not necessary, and you may be even less satisfied with the size after surgery. 3) There is a definition, which is similar to what you mentioned. 4) 1) If you can avoid surgery, then you don’t need it; if surgery ...[Read More] Overcoming Penis Size Anxiety: Insights on Length, Girth, and Health
Understanding Phimosis: Urinary Issues and Treatment Options
Phimosis with urinary incontinence? Doctor, I would like to ask about my condition of phimosis. I can retract the foreskin when not erect, but during an erection, it sometimes retracts automatically, while when not erect, the skin protrudes. If the toilet is clean, I can retract ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If you are experiencing symptoms like yours without having undergone circumcision, and if you are unable to maintain dryness on your own, you may consider surgery (it is an option, but not mandatory). The decision should be made by yourself. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Urinary Issues and Treatment Options
Understanding Penis and Foreskin Concerns: Expert Answers to Common Questions
I would like to inquire about the penis and the foreskin (if you are not a doctor, please forward this to the appropriate physician, thank you)? I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.
Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
1. There is potential for change. 2. Phimosis can cause difficulties in hygiene and may require circumcision. 3. Penis length is not the only factor in sexual intercourse; one should avoid unnatural methods for elongation or thickening, as they may inadvertently injure blood ...[Read More] Understanding Penis and Foreskin Concerns: Expert Answers to Common Questions
Understanding Phimosis: Concerns and Solutions for Adult Men
Phimosis issue Hello, doctor. I measured from the pubic bone to the glans, and currently, my erect size is about 12 to 13 centimeters (approximately 7 to 8 centimeters when flaccid, also measured from the pubic bone). However, during an erection, my foreskin still completely cove...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If weight loss occurs, it may appear that the penis is longer. Currently, there is no discomfort when manually pushing the foreskin down to the base of the penis, both when flaccid and erect, which means it is normal for the entire glans to be exposed. Wishing you good hea...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Concerns and Solutions for Adult Men
Essential Guide to Male Urology: Circumcision and Underwear Choices
Male genitalia I have a few questions for the doctor: 1. In Taipei, can you recommend a well-known doctor for circumcision? 2. There are various methods for circumcision, including the conventional surgical method, laser surgery, and dorsal slit surgery. What are the advantages...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) Minor surgeries are not likely to gain notoriety. It is recommended to consult a urologist at the hospital. 2) The choice depends on the individual's condition regarding the foreskin; laser procedures result in less bleeding, while dorsal slit does not involve skin...[Read More] Essential Guide to Male Urology: Circumcision and Underwear Choices
Understanding Phimosis: When to Consider Circumcision and Recovery Time
Foreskin issues Hello, if the foreskin cannot be retracted regardless of whether there is an erection and the opening is very small, making cleaning difficult, does this count as phimosis? Should I consider circumcision? If I do decide to have the procedure, how long will it take...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Due to the inability to retract, the glans is sensitive, and there will be a period of postoperative adjustment. It is recommended that you undergo surgery sooner. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: When to Consider Circumcision and Recovery Time
Is Exposed Glans Normal When Flaccid? Urology Insights
Penile issues Is it normal for the glans to be exposed when not erect? Does exposure lead to necrosis of the glans?
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Many people have phimosis, and the glans may not necessarily be exposed when not erect, so there is no need to be anxious. The exposure of the glans does not lead to necrosis unless you experience significant discomfort (some individuals have very tight foreskin or phimosis, and ...[Read More] Is Exposed Glans Normal When Flaccid? Urology Insights
Managing Sensitivity After Circumcision: What to Expect and Tips
Circumcision with exposed glans? Hello, doctor: I had a circumcision a few days ago. I previously had phimosis, and my glans is more sensitive, especially around the urethral opening. I would like to ask how long this sensitivity usually lasts and if there are any recommendations...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Improvement will occur in 2-6 weeks. Is there any advice to accelerate the process of becoming less sensitive to habits? --> No, wishing you good health.[Read More] Managing Sensitivity After Circumcision: What to Expect and Tips
Understanding Herpes and Urological Concerns: Your Questions Answered
Herpes Inquiry Hello, Doctor. I would like to ask about my current situation. Yesterday, my boyfriend came to see me, and I noticed some white spots at the corner of his mouth. When I asked him, he said it was herpes and that he had seen a doctor who prescribed medication. The do...
Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
Fluid exchange can indeed lead to herpes infection, but many people may have experienced cold sores (which have a high prevalence). As for balanitis, it is unclear because there are no visible signs of inflammation. Allergic reactions, medication responses, infections, and locali...[Read More] Understanding Herpes and Urological Concerns: Your Questions Answered
Is Your Frenulum Injured? Understanding Pain After Sexual Activity
Is the foreskin or umbilical cord injured? Hello doctor, I have phimosis, but I can fully retract the foreskin. Recently, after having sexual intercourse with my partner, I felt a sharp pain in the frenulum when I retracted the foreskin to wash. The pain is quite noticeable, but ...
Dr. Lin Wenxu Reply:
Please visit a urology clinic for a consultation and examination by a physician in order to receive a more accurate diagnosis and recommendations.[Read More] Is Your Frenulum Injured? Understanding Pain After Sexual Activity
Understanding Bumps on the Penis: Causes and When to Seek Help
Pearly penile papules? Hello, doctor! Eight days ago and six days ago, I had unprotected sexual intercourse with the same woman. The first time there were no issues, but after the second time on the morning of the 31st, I noticed a slight pain when urinating. I didn't think ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If there are blisters, it may be herpes, and you should seek medical treatment, as gonorrhea and herpes are different. If there is swelling and pain in the testicles, you should seek medical attention immediately, as the swelling could worsen and requires careful attention...[Read More] Understanding Bumps on the Penis: Causes and When to Seek Help
Diabetes-Related Urological Issues: Circumcision and Health Insurance Concerns
Caused by diabetes mellitus? Good morning, doctor. I apologize for disturbing you and taking up your valuable time to seek your professional opinion. Here’s the situation: I started experiencing symptoms of cracked and bleeding skin on my genitalia, diagnosed as balanitis, at the...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: The coverage provided by health insurance is regulated, and since there are only a few specified items, many circumcision surgeries are out-of-pocket expenses. Of course, you can consult several hospitals to see if the procedure can be covered by insurance. As for diabetes...[Read More] Diabetes-Related Urological Issues: Circumcision and Health Insurance Concerns
Understanding and Treating Foreskin Issues: A Urology Perspective
Prepuce issues Hello, doctor. I would like to ask about my condition. The inner side of my foreskin is raw. I went to see a doctor, and he said I have phimosis with inflammation, possibly caused by inadequate hygiene. He prescribed me a topical ointment called Clindamycin, but af...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It sounds like your issue is quite serious. You need to keep the area clean and dry; it must not be moist. After applying the ointment, it should be covered. If it's confirmed to be pus, you may need to switch to a different antibiotic. With the hot weather, many peop...[Read More] Understanding and Treating Foreskin Issues: A Urology Perspective
Understanding Phimosis: Solutions for Unretractable Foreskin Issues
Phimosis Hello, I am an 18-year-old high school student preparing to apply to the police academy. I have heard that the academy has communal showers, and I suddenly became aware of my foreskin issue. I am afraid of being laughed at when I go there. Currently, I cannot retract my ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Your condition should not require surgery according to your examining physician; however, it is medically recommended. The inability to retract the foreskin freely during an erection is an indication for surgery. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Solutions for Unretractable Foreskin Issues
Understanding the Connection Between Masturbation Frequency and Erections
Masturbation frequency and erection? Dear Doctor: I am currently in the first year of junior high school, and I masturbate about 3 to 4 times a week. However, sometimes during class, I often find myself getting an erection without thinking about anything in particular; I'm j...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It's a common situation among young people, so don't worry; it will likely decrease over time. Is there any relation to the frequency of masturbation? --> No, there is no relation.[Read More] Understanding the Connection Between Masturbation Frequency and Erections