Should You Expose the Glans During Erection or Leave It Covered?
The penis is unsure whether to retract and expose the glans? When I have an erection, the glans becomes exposed, but when I'm not erect, I experience phimosis and I'm not very accustomed to it. I feel a bit sensitive when it comes into contact with my pants, even when n...
Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello, Huang. I'm not sure if I misunderstood your question, but phimosis can cause sensitivity. When the foreskin retracts, it may get caught in pubic hair. Generally, it's recommended to let it happen naturally. If you still have concerns, feel free to visit the urolo...[Read More] Should You Expose the Glans During Erection or Leave It Covered?
Diabetes and Foreskin Tears: Understanding the Connection and Solutions
Solutions for Diabetic Phimosis and Lacerations A young man discovered a fissure in his foreskin and, feeling anxious, sought consultation at the urology department. After a thorough medical history taken by the physician, diabetes was suspected as the underlying cause. Blood tes...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
The issue with the foreskin should ideally be assessed in person, but in your case, the primary focus is on controlling diabetes with topical medication and oral medication as adjuncts; otherwise, the condition may worsen with repeated surgeries.[Read More] Diabetes and Foreskin Tears: Understanding the Connection and Solutions
Understanding Phimosis: First Exposure of the Glans and Related Concerns
Questions about the first exposure of the glans penis? Hello, doctor. I recently started to notice that I have a problem with phimosis, as my glans does not become exposed whether I am erect or not. After several days of effort, I was able to pull back to the coronal sulcus while...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
Issues with the foreskin should be assessed in person. It is advisable to avoid wearing tight and hot pants and to refrain from sitting for extended periods. Make sure to get up and walk around frequently and drink plenty of water. Do not wash too vigorously; it is recommended to...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: First Exposure of the Glans and Related Concerns
Understanding Phimosis and Its Impact on Sexual Function in Teenagers
Regarding the foreskin? Hello Doctor, I am currently a senior in high school and have recently discovered some issues regarding my genitalia. I hope you can help clarify my concerns: 1. My erect penis length is about 8 centimeters, and when not erect, it sometimes shrinks signi...
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
It may be necessary; please consult a physician for evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis and Its Impact on Sexual Function in Teenagers
Should I Continue Using Cream or Consider Surgery for Phimosis?
Should I proceed with the surgery or continue with the circumcision? Hello doctor, I originally had a phimosis issue where I couldn't retract the foreskin before and after an erection. Last week, after researching online, someone suggested applying Lidocaine to improve the c...
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
Applying Rinderon ointment can help to separate adhered areas in children. If the foreskin is too tight at your age, surgery may still be necessary.[Read More] Should I Continue Using Cream or Consider Surgery for Phimosis?
Managing Sensitivity After Ejaculation: A Guide for Young Men
After ejaculation, there is heightened sensitivity? I'm currently in the transition from 8th grade to 9th grade and I do not have phimosis. When not erect, my glans is completely exposed. I usually masturbate once a day, and whenever I walk outside, my glans becomes very sen...
Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
Hello, sir: If the sensitivity of the glans has recently occurred, it may be necessary to consider balanitis. Dr. Chen Jian-sheng from the Urology Department of Hsin Ying Hospital.[Read More] Managing Sensitivity After Ejaculation: A Guide for Young Men
Understanding White Bumps Under the Glans: Pearly Penile Papules or Something Else?
There are white spots beneath the glans? A few days ago, I noticed small white spots densely clustered under the glans, present on both sides, but more concentrated on the right side. Could this be pearly penile papules, or could it be genital warts? Is it possible to have this w...
Dr. Xie Jiaxing Reply:
The appearance of penile pearly papules is characterized by single lesions approximately 0.2 centimeters in diameter, which are white or light pink in color and resemble small pearls. They are arranged in one or several rows along the corona of the glans. Your condition is more s...[Read More] Understanding White Bumps Under the Glans: Pearly Penile Papules or Something Else?
Understanding Phimosis: When to Consider Circumcision and What’s Normal
Phimosis Hello, doctor! Today I retracted my foreskin for the first time, and I can push it all the way back and pull it forward (it requires some pulling). It seems like my foreskin is a bit long. I have a few questions: 1. Should I consider circumcision, or is this fine as it i...
Dr. Xie Jiaxing Reply:
Typically, if the foreskin can retract fully, it may indicate a problem of phimosis. If surgical intervention is necessary, please visit the outpatient clinic for an examination, where other issues can also be assessed.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: When to Consider Circumcision and What’s Normal
Understanding Urology: Common Concerns About Penis Size and Circumcision
I have some questions? Hello doctor, I am 19 years old. My penis measures about 5 cm when flaccid and around 14 cm when erect. Is this normal? Additionally, I have a condition known as phimosis, as I cannot retract my foreskin fully when flaccid; I can only see a small part of th...
Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
Hello: The function of the penis is more important than its size. If phimosis affects cleanliness or causes frequent inflammation, circumcision may be considered. Issues related to the skin of the perineum are difficult to address through online consultations; please visit the cl...[Read More] Understanding Urology: Common Concerns About Penis Size and Circumcision
Understanding Small Bumps on the Glans: Causes and Concerns
There are pimples on the glans? Hello doctor, I have phimosis but I can retract my foreskin normally. I previously noticed many very small, skin-colored bumps on my glans that are so tiny they are hard to see unless you look closely. They have been there for a long time without a...
Dr. Chen Junfu Reply:
Hello, Mr. Anonymous: If there is no sexual experience or other inappropriate contact, your description seems more like a general inflammation or a dermatitis-like presentation. If there is no pain or itching, please continue to monitor any changes and maintain genital hygiene. I...[Read More] Understanding Small Bumps on the Glans: Causes and Concerns
Understanding Glans Exposure Issues: Causes and Solutions
Exposed glans penis? Hello Dr. Chen: Regardless of whether I have an erection or not, the glans does not protrude. Yesterday, in a flaccid state, I tried to retract the foreskin with my hand. Initially, when I began to get an erection, the meatus was very painful. I also don'...
Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
Hello: Phimosis can affect distal circulation, and circumcision is necessary to prevent recurrence during sexual intercourse. - Dr. Chen Chien-Sheng, Urology Department, Hsinchuang Hospital.[Read More] Understanding Glans Exposure Issues: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Phimosis: Should You Consider Circumcision?
Phimosis Hello doctor, I am 19 years old. A few days ago, while cleaning my genital area, I noticed that the white layer on my glans is difficult to clean. After researching online, I found out that this is smegma. I wash with cold water every day, but there still seems to be a l...
Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
Hello Mr. Huang: Phimosis can easily harbor dirt and bacteria. If daily cleaning is not feasible, you may consider circumcision. Since it does not meet the criteria for National Health Insurance coverage, it will be an out-of-pocket expense, and the amount varies by hospital. Ple...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Should You Consider Circumcision?
Understanding Painful Vascular Swelling on the Foreskin: Causes and Solutions
There is a vascular lesion on the foreskin that is painful? Hello doctor, I recently noticed a swollen blood vessel at the tip of my foreskin, which causes a sharp pain when touched. I have a problem with phimosis. What could be the cause?
Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
Hello: Skin issues in the perineal area are difficult to address through online consultations. Please visit in person for a direct assessment by a physician. Dr. Chen Chien-Sheng, Urology Department, Hsin-Ying Hospital.[Read More] Understanding Painful Vascular Swelling on the Foreskin: Causes and Solutions
Persistent White Flakes After Balanitis Treatment: Is It Normal?
After treatment for balanitis, white flaky skin may still appear under the foreskin? Is it normal to still have white flakes coming out from under the foreskin after treatment for balanitis? I have phimosis, but I can fully retract the foreskin and clean it thoroughly while showe...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
The appearance of white flaky skin may indicate that inflammation has not fully resolved. It is advisable to avoid wearing tight and warm pants, refrain from sitting for prolonged periods, and take breaks to walk around. Drink plenty of water. Do not wash too vigorously; it is re...[Read More] Persistent White Flakes After Balanitis Treatment: Is It Normal?
Does Phimosis Affect Erection Difficulty Due to Reduced Stimulation?
Does the foreskin obstruct stimulation and make it difficult to achieve an erection? Hello Doctor: I have a problem with phimosis, and I would like to ask if phimosis can cause difficulty in stimulation and erection due to the glans being covered. I find it hard to achieve an ere...
Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
Hello Mr. Bao, it is rare to encounter patients with such complaints of difficulty achieving an erection. Other underlying causes may need to be considered. Best regards, Dr. Chen Jian-sheng, Department of Urology, Xinying Hospital.[Read More] Does Phimosis Affect Erection Difficulty Due to Reduced Stimulation?
Excessive Masturbation: Managing Skin Issues on the Glans
Excessive sexual activity can lead to skin abrasions on the glans and the coronal ridge of the penis? A few days ago, I experienced excessive indulgence, which resulted in some surface bleeding. Now, I am almost recovered, but the surface is peeling and there is some adhesion, af...
Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
Hello: May I ask if you are female or male? Bobo / 19 years old / Female. In Taiwan, very few women undergo circumcision. Assuming you are a male with phimosis, you need to retract the foreskin daily to clean the glans; otherwise, it can easily harbor dirt and bacteria. The condi...[Read More] Excessive Masturbation: Managing Skin Issues on the Glans
Understanding Tight Foreskin and Sensitive Glans: Causes and Solutions
Prepuce and glans issues? My foreskin is very tight, and my glans is quite sensitive. The foreskin is also relatively long. What could be the reasons for this? (The glans is really sensitive.)
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
It sounds like it could be phimosis, but it's important to have an in-person examination. It is recommended to consult a urologist for a proper evaluation and discussion with the physician.[Read More] Understanding Tight Foreskin and Sensitive Glans: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Pseudo Phimosis: Concerns and Care for Adolescents
It seems to be a case of phimosis? Hello Doctor, I am currently in the second year of junior high school. Many people may have asked this before, but I heard from my parents that I had surgery for undescended testicles or a hernia when I was younger, which is why there are still ...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
Steroids may be effective for some children. However, I do not recommend it for your situation. The issue with your foreskin should be evaluated in person, and it may require surgical intervention. It is advisable to consult a urologist for an examination and to discuss your opti...[Read More] Understanding Pseudo Phimosis: Concerns and Care for Adolescents
Understanding Phimosis: Do You Need Circumcision or Just Better Hygiene?
Phimosis and desensitization? 1. My foreskin is too long, but I can pull it down past the coronal ridge both when flaccid and erect. Do I need a circumcision, or is it sufficient to just clean it more thoroughly? 2. My foreskin is too long. Will I experience pain during intercou...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
In the future, if I have intercourse with my girlfriend, I might experience headaches, but they seem to improve over time. It doesn't seem necessary to undergo circumcision, but any issues with the foreskin should be evaluated in person if there are concerns. It's still...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Do You Need Circumcision or Just Better Hygiene?
Understanding Phimosis: Treatment Options and Sexual Health Impact
Issues related to the foreskin? Hello doctor, I am a 14-year-old in the second year of junior high school. I am unable to retract my foreskin whether I am erect or not; there is only a small opening. Do I definitely need surgery to resolve this, or can it be treated with medicati...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
Issues with the foreskin should be evaluated in person, and it sounds like you may need surgical intervention for phimosis. If left untreated, it can indeed affect sexual activity. It is advisable to see a urologist after puberty for an examination, as topical treatments may not ...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Treatment Options and Sexual Health Impact