Understanding Tight Foreskin After Balanitis: Causes and Solutions
After the recovery from balanitis, the concern of tightness of the foreskin? Hello, Doctor. About two months ago, after having sexual intercourse with my partner, I experienced itching under the foreskin the next day, possibly due to inadequate cleaning. I tolerated it for two da...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If the skin is not red, it is mostly a scar after inflammation. If you need to apply a corticosteroid, it requires a doctor's prescription; do not buy it randomly, as some may have side effects. If there is no improvement after a few months, surgery may be the main op...[Read More] Understanding Tight Foreskin After Balanitis: Causes and Solutions
Understanding the Differences Between Organic and Psychogenic Erectile Dysfunction
The distinction between organic and psychogenic erectile dysfunction lies in their underlying causes. Organic erectile dysfunction is primarily due to physical factors such as vascular issues, hormonal imbalances, or neurological disorders. In contrast, psychogenic erectile dysfu...
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
You can visit the outpatient clinic for evaluation and assessment.[Read More] Understanding the Differences Between Organic and Psychogenic Erectile Dysfunction
Understanding Phimosis: When Is Circumcision Necessary?
Prepuce issues Hello Dr. Du, I asked you about my swollen foreskin on December 10. Last week, on December 17, I visited the same surgical hospital and saw a different doctor. He said it was due to poor lymphatic circulation and advised me to pull the foreskin forward to cover the...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If it occurs frequently, surgery may be necessary. If it has only happened once and there are no issues with the foreskin getting stuck during an erection, just pay attention to cleanliness and dryness. Thank you for your inquiry.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: When Is Circumcision Necessary?
Post-Circumcision Concerns: Discovering Warts After Surgery
After circumcision, cauliflower-like growths were discovered? I have phimosis, so I underwent a circumcision. It has been 7 days since the procedure, which was performed using laser. At the end of the surgery, the doctor informed me that my foreskin was tested and found to have w...
Dr. Lin Wenxu Reply:
1. It is recommended to first visit an outpatient clinic to confirm whether there are any genital warts (commonly known as "cauliflower"). If lesions are confirmed, consideration should be given to electrosurgical treatment. 2. Genital warts (cauliflower) are a viral in...[Read More] Post-Circumcision Concerns: Discovering Warts After Surgery
Understanding STD Risks from Oral Sex: What You Need to Know
Is the risk of contracting a sexually transmitted infection (STI) through oral sex high? 1) A few days ago, I had oral sex with a stranger at a massage parlor (she performed oral sex on me). I know that I have no wounds on my penis, and the oral sex was performed without a condom...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Since you are unaware of whether the woman has any issues, the risk cannot be assessed. If she has a sexually transmitted infection (STI), your risk is not low. Regarding the cauliflower-like lesions on the foreskin, it would be more appropriate to consult a urologist. As ...[Read More] Understanding STD Risks from Oral Sex: What You Need to Know
Understanding Glans Symptoms: Itching, Red Spots, and Potential STDs
Symptoms of glans penis conditions? On November 9th of this year, I had sexual relations with a sex worker. Recently, I've been experiencing itching on the glans and foreskin. When I have an erection and apply pressure to the penis, many small red spots appear on the surface...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: You may have a skin condition, and it is recommended that you visit a hospital for examination and treatment. Thank you for your inquiry.[Read More] Understanding Glans Symptoms: Itching, Red Spots, and Potential STDs
Understanding Foreskin Issues: Itchy Bumps and the Need for Circumcision
Itchy foreskin + pros and cons of circumcision? 1. I have noticed small white bumps at the tip of my foreskin that look somewhat like acne, but they probably aren't. They occasionally itch (very itchy). What could this problem be? Can I use an ointment to resolve it? If so, ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If circumcision is not performed, it is important to pay attention to hygiene and keep the area dry. Many people do not undergo surgery. Additionally, small white particles may require a doctor's consultation. The main focus should also be on maintaining cleanliness a...[Read More] Understanding Foreskin Issues: Itchy Bumps and the Need for Circumcision
Understanding and Managing Foreskin Tears: A Guide for Patients
Foreskin tear Hello, doctor. About a week ago, after masturbating, I noticed a wound at the tight area of my foreskin. Initially, I applied some ointment to help it heal. However, after masturbating again yesterday, I found that the same area had developed wounds again, and there...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello, the key points are whether the wound has redness, swelling, heat, pain, or pus. It is recommended to clean the wound appropriately every day, keep it dry, and apply medication gently in the morning and evening. Please visit the clinic for a physician's evaluation ever...[Read More] Understanding and Managing Foreskin Tears: A Guide for Patients
Swelling Under the Glans: Causes and Treatment Options Explained
Swelling beneath the glans? A few days ago, I used a masturbation cup for the first time. I have always had phimosis, but after this experience, my foreskin has retracted behind the glans and cannot be pulled back. On the day of masturbation, there were no issues, but the next da...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If you are unable to retract your foreskin, please seek assistance from a doctor. Thank you for your inquiry (if retraction is possible, the swelling should subside within a few hours).[Read More] Swelling Under the Glans: Causes and Treatment Options Explained
Understanding Sensitivity and Pain After Circumcision: A Urology Perspective
Glans and foreskin issues? Hello doctor, due to a lack of knowledge in my childhood, I only realized as an adult that I need to clean my foreskin. I have phimosis, but I can’t fully retract it without an erection; the glans and foreskin are very sensitive and painful, so I’ve bee...
Dr. Fu Shizhang Reply:
1. The glans will not hurt during circumcision, but it will be very sensitive to touch. 2. Sensation of pain will decrease after anesthesia. 3. Less contact naturally leads to increased sensitivity, which is also related to individual constitution; the sensation of sensitivity mu...[Read More] Understanding Sensitivity and Pain After Circumcision: A Urology Perspective
Understanding Phimosis: Concerns About Surgery and Vein Location
Phimosis issue Hello, doctor. I have congenital phimosis and I'm considering a circumcision during the winter break. However, I have a green vein (is it a vein?) located slightly to the right side of my penis, extending from the base to the glans. During the surgical procedu...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: The visible blood vessels are mostly veins. In a circumcision procedure, the entire ring of skin is removed. If the skin on top is to be cut away, the underlying blood vessels are often unavoidable, as they can be affected. Therefore, postoperative swelling and bruising ma...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Concerns About Surgery and Vein Location
Dealing with Foreskin Issues: Pain, Hygiene, and Solutions
Smegma issue I have phimosis, but I can retract the foreskin when not erect. I have a habit of masturbation, and recently I've started to clean the smegma around the urethral opening, which is red and painful to touch. I can successfully retract the foreskin and have noticed...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello: Clinically, it may be balanoposthitis. It is recommended to visit a urology clinic for examination and treatment. Regarding the issue of smegma, it is sufficient to gently retract the foreskin during bathing and rinse with warm water. Do not be overly concerned about wheth...[Read More] Dealing with Foreskin Issues: Pain, Hygiene, and Solutions
Understanding Phimosis: Solutions for Retracting the Glans
Inability to expose the glans penis? Hello doctor, it seems that the opening of my foreskin is a bit small, making it difficult to retract the glans. If I try to force it back, it causes pain or I can't push it back in. What methods are available to help retract the glans? T...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello: It is advised not to forcefully retract the foreskin, as this may cause the glans to swell and become trapped, leading to localized ischemia. It is recommended to directly visit a urology clinic for evaluation of possible phimosis and subsequent management. Wishing you goo...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Solutions for Retracting the Glans
Understanding Persistent Red Spots on the Glans: Causes and Treatments
Unexplained erythema of the glans penis? Hello, Doctor! I have a condition of phimosis. Initially, I experienced itching and small ulcers on the foreskin that would heal on their own. Later, the itching became severe, leading to large areas of deep red spots on the glans, indicat...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Based on your situation, it may still be a circulatory issue. However, I cannot be certain, as you mentioned the duration is short, so there is no need to worry too much. However, if you experience ulcers or persistent redness, please consult a urologist for an examination...[Read More] Understanding Persistent Red Spots on the Glans: Causes and Treatments
Understanding and Managing Penile Skin Injuries: A Guide for Patients
Issues with the foreskin and glans skin breakdown? I have phimosis, but during intercourse, I can retract the foreskin to expose the glans. A few days ago, after having sex, I noticed that the glans was injured and bleeding. At that time, I only washed the wound with clean water ...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello, if your wound has not healed after five days and you notice white, possibly pus-like discharge, the best course of action is to see a doctor as soon as possible! In the meantime, try to avoid sexual intercourse and keep the affected area clean. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding and Managing Penile Skin Injuries: A Guide for Patients
Understanding Redness and Swelling of the Frenulum After Phimosis
Redness and swelling of the frenulum after retracting the foreskin? In the past, my penis was completely covered by the foreskin. Recently, I have been trying to retract it while showering, and I can now expose the area around the glans. However, yesterday I noticed signs of redn...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello, there is indeed a phenomenon of redness and swelling. It is advised not to excessively pull on the foreskin to avoid injury. It is recommended to visit a urology clinic for an evaluation of the current skin lesions and to determine if a circumcision is necessary.[Read More] Understanding Redness and Swelling of the Frenulum After Phimosis
Dealing with Exposed Glans: Causes and Solutions for Pain Relief
Exposed glans penis I originally had phimosis, where the glans was not exposed. However, today while showering, I accidentally pushed too hard, and now it has been retracted and won't go back. It remains exposed and is painful. What should I do?
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello, if your issue has been resolved, then that's fine. However, if it occurs frequently, it is advisable to consult a physician to evaluate whether any treatment is necessary for the foreskin (as some individuals may experience a ring that constricts during an erection, w...[Read More] Dealing with Exposed Glans: Causes and Solutions for Pain Relief
Is Sticky Sensation Normal After Circumcision Recovery?
After circumcision, the penis may feel sticky? I have had a circumcision for over two months, and the wound has completely healed. However, I feel a sticky sensation on my penis when I urinate, especially on the red area where the foreskin used to be. It doesn't feel the sam...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello, theoretically, two months after surgery, the wound should be healed. However, if you have a complete phimosis (meaning the glans could not be retracted prior to surgery), there may be an adjustment period. The inner foreskin may also take some time to return to normal. If ...[Read More] Is Sticky Sensation Normal After Circumcision Recovery?
Understanding Phimosis: When to Consider Circumcision and Its Implications
Regarding phimosis? Hello, Doctor. Currently, my erect penis measures about 11 to 12 centimeters, but my foreskin still covers the glans by about 1 centimeter when erect. I can retract the foreskin with my hand, but it tends to revert back after a while. Do I need to go to the ho...
Dr. Fu Shizhang Reply:
Assessment of the degree of phimosis is recommended to be done by a urologist through a physical examination. There is no absolute correlation between masturbation and premature ejaculation; if there are concerns, it is advisable to seek medical attention at a hospital.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: When to Consider Circumcision and Its Implications
Understanding Phimosis: When to Consider Treatment Options
Prepuce issues Hello, I apologize for bothering you during your busy schedule. I would like to ask about my personal situation. When I am not erect, my foreskin completely covers my penis, but I can easily retract it with my hand without much discomfort. However, when I am fully ...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello, what you described may indeed be phimosis. Whether surgery is necessary depends on whether you have symptoms (such as pain during erection or intercourse, infections, etc.). It is recommended that you visit a urology clinic for a physical examination and consultation.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: When to Consider Treatment Options