Understanding Tight Foreskin and Tear Injuries: Causes and Solutions
A tear in the foreskin, with a particularly tight ring around the foreskin? Hello Doctor, I would like to briefly describe my condition. I believe my foreskin is somewhat long, but I am unclear about the medical criteria for determining if it is excessively long. When fully erect...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
Possible phimosis with inflammation. It is recommended to see a urologist for examination.[Read More] Understanding Tight Foreskin and Tear Injuries: Causes and Solutions
Understanding Phimosis: Circumcision Costs and Effects on Penis Size
Phimosis I would like to ask the doctor! I previously went to a urologist to check my genitalia, and the doctor said there were no issues! They only mentioned that I have phimosis and recommended circumcision. However, I am not clear on what circumcision entails. If I were to und...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
Health insurance may not cover the procedure, and if the surgery does not affect the length of the genitalia, it sounds reasonable. It is still advisable to consult a urologist and discuss with the physician.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Circumcision Costs and Effects on Penis Size
Are Urethral Hypospadias and Phimosis Overlooked in Health Checkups?
Are health check-ups typically not conducted for hypospadias and phimosis? Are health check-ups (self-paid at major hospitals - one visit / military service physical examination) not checking for hypospadias and phimosis? If so, why are these two conditions not mentioned in the r...
Dr. Liu Jiaju Reply:
Due to the differences in examination methods among various hospitals and health check-up facilities, it is recommended to inquire directly with the respective hospital or examination unit.[Read More] Are Urethral Hypospadias and Phimosis Overlooked in Health Checkups?
Understanding Phimosis: Do You Need Surgery for Tight Foreskin?
I'm not sure if I have phimosis? Hello doctor, I am currently a virgin. When I am not erect, I can normally retract the foreskin behind the glans, but when I am erect, I feel a bit of tightness. Should I consider surgery for this?
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
If you are experiencing discomfort, you may consider a circumcision. You can visit an outpatient clinic for a physician's evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Do You Need Surgery for Tight Foreskin?
Understanding Phimosis and White Bumps in Young Boys: A Guide for Parents
Phimosis I noticed a small white bump next to my son's glans while changing his diaper today. He also has a bit of phimosis. I would like to ask the doctor what this could be. My son is currently 2 years and 1 month old.
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
There is a small white bump next to the glans. It doesn't seem to be a problem. It's best to observe it for now. If there is no improvement, it is advisable to see a urologist for an examination to determine the cause.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis and White Bumps in Young Boys: A Guide for Parents
Understanding Phimosis: Do You Need Surgery for Sensitivity Issues?
Phimosis issue Hello Dr. Lee, I underwent monitoring examinations in the first year of junior high and the first year of high school, and the doctors said I do not have a phimosis issue. However, my glans does not retract on its own after an erection unless I manually pull it bac...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
It sounds like there might not be an issue. However, it is still advisable to see a urologist for an examination to be sure. To help desensitize the glans, you can try cleaning it daily.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Do You Need Surgery for Sensitivity Issues?
Understanding STD Risks After Thai Bathing: What You Need to Know
The incidence rate of HIV/AIDS and sexually transmitted infections (STIs)? I recently returned from Thailand with a friend, where we had a Thai bath on February 26. During the shared bath, I used a condom and did not kiss; I only stimulated my partner's nipples. After return...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
It sounds like there may not be an issue. However, if you are unsure, it is advisable to see a urologist for an examination to find out for certain.[Read More] Understanding STD Risks After Thai Bathing: What You Need to Know
Do I Need Circumcision? Understanding Pseudophimosis and Self-Confidence
Should I undergo circumcision in my situation? Hello Dr. Lee: I have done some research online beforehand, but I couldn't find anyone with a similar situation, so I am reaching out for clarification. When my penis is not erect, I cannot see the glans at all, but I can manual...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
It's written too complicated. This is a matter of attitude. If you're unsure, it's advisable to see a urologist for an examination to find out.[Read More] Do I Need Circumcision? Understanding Pseudophimosis and Self-Confidence
Understanding and Managing Recurrent Red Spots Near the Coronary Sulcus: A Urology Perspective
Doctor, please help me with my questions? Doctor, I would like to ask you about a small red area near my corona, which has multiple spots (not just one). Six months ago, I had a similar situation and went to the hospital (at that time, it was a small bump like a pimple). The doct...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
If you don't trust the current physician, please go to a large hospital for a urology examination.[Read More] Understanding and Managing Recurrent Red Spots Near the Coronary Sulcus: A Urology Perspective
Managing Redness and Swelling of the Inner Foreskin: Expert Advice
Redness and swelling of the inner foreskin? Hello, doctor. 1. I recently exposed my glans for the first time, and the inner layer of the foreskin, which may not have been exposed often, is slightly red and swollen due to the pulling during erection. Are there any ointments I ca...
Dr. Liu Jiaju Reply:
It is recommended that you visit a urology clinic for a detailed physical examination by a physician. If you have phimosis or are unable to retract the glans during an erection, it is advised to consider circumcision to alleviate the symptoms.[Read More] Managing Redness and Swelling of the Inner Foreskin: Expert Advice
Understanding Genital Warts: Treatment, Concerns, and FAQs
Cauliflower Concerns Hello Doctor: In January, I discovered two or three small bumps near the glans during a shower, which were diagnosed as genital warts by a doctor at Chang Gung Memorial Hospital. I was prescribed Condylox to apply. When I returned for a follow-up two days ago...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
Cauliflower, even with treatment, has the potential to recur at any time within one to two years. The relationship between the virus and the patient varies from person to person. Many questions can be addressed during follow-up visits based on the patient's condition. Person...[Read More] Understanding Genital Warts: Treatment, Concerns, and FAQs
Do You Need to Expose the Glans? Insights on Phimosis and Hygiene
Is it necessary for the glans to be exposed? I would like to ask the doctor, I am 29 years old and I often feel that the opening of my foreskin is too small during erections. I can see the urethral opening, and urination is normal, but the glans cannot be fully exposed. Pulling b...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Rhubarb: Hello! 1. It needs to be covered back. 2. If it is too tight, surgical correction is still necessary. If there are any unclear points, feel free to ask again, and we can discuss and research further. Answers from the internet should only be used as a reference; if necess...[Read More] Do You Need to Expose the Glans? Insights on Phimosis and Hygiene
Understanding Phimosis: Symptoms, Treatment Options, and When to Seek Help
Phimosis issue Dr. Hsu, I am a high school freshman. I think I might have phimosis since only a small part of my glans is exposed when I have an erection. When I am not erect, I can pull back the foreskin completely, but it hurts a lot when I touch it. Is there a problem with thi...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, if it can be retracted, surgery may not be necessary in principle. However, it still depends on the actual situation. Pain in the glans may occur due to infrequent exposure. Note: After circumcision, the glans may be painful initially. If there are any unclear points, feel...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Symptoms, Treatment Options, and When to Seek Help
Should I Get Circumcised for My Long Foreskin Before High School?
Phimosis I am currently in the ninth grade, and since I will be entering high school soon, there may be a physical examination for admission. I would like to know if I should undergo circumcision for my phimosis. When I am erect, the glans is visible, but I have heard that the pr...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, Baby Bao: During the health check-up, pay attention to what the examining physician says. It’s possible that surgery may not be necessary at all. If there are any unclear points, feel free to ask again, and we can discuss and research further. Answers found online should o...[Read More] Should I Get Circumcised for My Long Foreskin Before High School?
Is It Tight or Long: Understanding Your Foreskin Concerns
Is this a case of phimosis or excessive foreskin length? Hello doctor, I would like to ask: 1. After an erection, the foreskin can still cover the glans and can be pushed back, but the area below the glans feels constricted. Should I consider a circumcision?
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Peter: Hello, you need to see the actual situation after the foreskin is retracted. If it feels very uncomfortable or tight, you may consider surgical or pharmacological treatment. After circumcision, the glans may become more sensitive and can experience sharp pain in severe cas...[Read More] Is It Tight or Long: Understanding Your Foreskin Concerns
Understanding Penis Development Issues: Common Concerns and Solutions
Penile development issues Hello, Chief Physician. I am 22 years old, and I have been confused about the size of my penis for several years. When erect, it measures about 12 to 14 centimeters in length, but the width (when viewed from above) is slightly thinner than two fingers co...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Concerned College Student: Hello! 1. It is uncertain whether surgery is necessary. Note: Generally, it can be easily retracted without the need for surgery. 2. The length of the foreskin is not related to the length of the penis. 3. Testosterone and similar medications, when misu...[Read More] Understanding Penis Development Issues: Common Concerns and Solutions
Understanding Phimosis: Causes and Treatment Options for Tight Foreskin
Inability to retract the foreskin? I am unable to retract my foreskin, and I can only see the tip of the glans. The area at the tip of the foreskin appears slightly red.
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
It doesn't necessarily sound like there's a problem. However, it's still advisable to see a urologist for an examination to find out for sure.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Causes and Treatment Options for Tight Foreskin
Do You Need Surgery for Phimosis or Are There Medication Options?
Is surgery always necessary for phimosis? If I cannot see my penis when it is not erect, but I can see it when it is erect, do I need surgery, or can it be treated with medication? Where can I buy the medication?
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, we need to check for any narrowing. Surgery is only necessary if there is phimosis. If there are any unclear points, feel free to ask again, and we can discuss and research further. Online responses should only be used as a reference; if necessary, it is important to seek ...[Read More] Do You Need Surgery for Phimosis or Are There Medication Options?
Understanding Phimosis: When to Seek Treatment for Tight Foreskin
Phimosis If the length of the foreskin can be manually retracted to reach behind the glans, should it be retracted by hand? If it cannot be retracted without using the hand, it may cause discomfort or a prickling sensation upon contact with the glans, and there may also be some t...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
You still need to see a urologist for an on-site examination to find out.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: When to Seek Treatment for Tight Foreskin
Understanding Phimosis and Development Issues in Adolescents
Prepuce and Developmental Issues Doctor, my foreskin can only retract behind the glans when I have an erection, and pulling it further down causes pain. When not erect, it feels like the foreskin cannot retract at all. However, my mom said I had a circumcision at birth. Given thi...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
It doesn't necessarily sound like there is a problem. However, it is still advisable to see a urologist for an examination to find out for sure.[Read More] Understanding Phimosis and Development Issues in Adolescents