Understanding Symptoms: Is It Genital Warts or Something Else?
Could you please tell me if these symptoms are related to warts? Hello doctor... I had a sexual encounter with a sex worker 8 weeks ago. During the encounter, she performed oral sex on me without a condom, but I used a condom for both oral and vaginal intercourse afterward. Howev...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Person who made a mistake: Hello, I think your behavior is relatively acceptable; at least you understand the importance of protecting yourself. Based on your description and the negative test results, it can be said that the likelihood of contracting genital warts is very low. O...[Read More] Understanding Symptoms: Is It Genital Warts or Something Else?
Post-Circumcision Care: Understanding Pearly Penile Papules and Pain
Just had a circumcision surgery? Hello doctor, I underwent a circumcision yesterday due to phimosis, and the surgery went smoothly. However, after returning home, I noticed small white bumps under the glans. Upon consulting with the doctor, I was informed that these are pearly pe...
Dr. Cai Zongyou Reply:
You described it quite thoroughly; this should be a normal phenomenon. Please follow the physician's instructions for care.[Read More] Post-Circumcision Care: Understanding Pearly Penile Papules and Pain
Will My Penis Still Grow After Circumcision at Age 25?
Will it still grow? Hello, Dr. Hsu. I would like to ask if, at the age of 25 and after completing my military service, I have just undergone a circumcision. Is there still room for growth in my penis? I previously had phimosis, and I read online that after circumcision, the penis...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, theoretically, there should be no further development. It has already stabilized. Note: The length and size during each erection can vary based on the level of stimulation and arousal; it is not always the same. Response from Dr. Hsu Wei-kai, Director of Urology, Taitung H...[Read More] Will My Penis Still Grow After Circumcision at Age 25?
Managing Sensitivity and Foreskin Issues: What You Need to Know
Sensitive glans and phimosis? Hello, Director Hsu. I would like to ask some questions. I have a condition of phimosis, but my glans is very sensitive, and I can't touch it much while cleaning during showers. If I choose to undergo circumcision, will the sensitivity of my gla...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, sensitivity of the foreskin is often observed in young men, which can lead to occurrences of premature ejaculation. If there is no phimosis and the foreskin can be easily retracted to expose the glans, surgical intervention is not necessary. However, if phimosis is present...[Read More] Managing Sensitivity and Foreskin Issues: What You Need to Know
Understanding Phimosis and Penile Size Concerns: When to Seek Help
Phimosis? Short penis? 1. When I am not erect, the foreskin covers the entire glans, and there are even some folds in the foreskin. During an erection, if I don't manually retract it, only about one-third of the glans is exposed. Although I can pull it back with my hand, it ...
Dr. Lai Ronghao Reply:
Hello: Phimosis can be managed with proper hygiene, so there is no need to worry excessively. However, based on your description, it seems that hygiene may not be sufficient, and you should be cautious about bacterial infections. Currently, circumcision surgery at our hospital is...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis and Penile Size Concerns: When to Seek Help
Post-Circumcision Care: What to Expect and Common Concerns
After circumcision On March 20, I experienced inflammation of the glans due to phimosis (there was also a lump connected to the lymphatic system that the doctor said was a buildup of debris). After that, I decided to undergo a circumcision. On March 27, I had the procedure, and o...
Dr. Lai Ronghao Reply:
Hello: After the circumcision surgery, there may be some bleeding, swelling, and pain at the wound site for 3 to 5 days. It is best to have the surgeon continue to monitor the recovery. Thank you![Read More] Post-Circumcision Care: What to Expect and Common Concerns
Understanding Swelling and Rashes on the Glans: A Urology Perspective
It seems like the glans is swollen..? First of all, I made a serious mistake 22 days ago, and I am now extremely regretful. That is, I engaged in penetrative sexual intercourse (sex work) with a woman at a tea shop. Although she used a condom during oral and vaginal intercourse, ...
Dr. Liu Jianting Reply:
It's all normal! Don't worry! Just remember to use condoms throughout to avoid any regrets. If you're still concerned, you can consult another urologist for a second opinion.[Read More] Understanding Swelling and Rashes on the Glans: A Urology Perspective
Understanding Red Spots on the Glans: Causes and Treatment Options
There are red spots on the glans (without any raised lesions - the glans remains smooth)? Hello, 1. There are white objects appearing on the glans penis, specifically in the corona (the tapered area of the glans), accompanied by a fishy odor. 2. I have been overzealous in clea...
Dr. Cai Zongyou Reply:
Hello: Since I am unaware of the type of medication you are using and the severity of your phimosis, I recommend that you consult a physician for a clearer understanding. If you do not have any sexually transmitted infections, engaging in sexual activity is permissible. Wishing y...[Read More] Understanding Red Spots on the Glans: Causes and Treatment Options
Understanding Phimosis: Treatment Options for Young Patients
Genital organs!!! Urgent Excessive self-defense has caused the foreskin to retract down to the glans. When I try to pull it back, it retracts again. What should I do? Is surgery necessary? I'm still a young student. Is the foreskin dead? Or is it too loose? Are there any goo...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Daniel: Hello, it should not be related to masturbation; it may be due to the length or size of the foreskin. It would be best to find a time to see a doctor. As for medication treatment, it may not be very effective. This is a response from Dr. Hsu Wei-Kai, Director of Urology a...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Treatment Options for Young Patients
Understanding Phimosis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Phimosis Hello, doctor: Before erection, the glans is completely covered by the foreskin, and after erection, only the urethra is exposed. When I try to pull the foreskin back, there is a nerve (or frenulum?) connected to the back of the glans, which prevents the glans from being...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, based on your situation, you may need to undergo surgical correction. Generally, circumcision is not required unless there are specific conditions such as: 1. Phimosis, where the foreskin is too tight to retract and expose the glans. 2. Frequent episodes of balanitis. 3. D...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Understanding Phimosis: Weight Loss and Treatment Options Explained
Prepuce issues Hello, Dr. Hsu. Today I visited the urology department! The doctor said that my obesity issue is causing my entire penis to be retracted. Even after a circumcision, the penis is still retracted. What should I do? Can losing weight improve this condition? Is circumc...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, Happy New Year! You have encountered a conscientious physician. In cases of phimosis, sometimes after surgery, the penis may still be covered in smegma, making it difficult to clean. Currently, there are two available options: 1. Weight loss, and 2. Localized removal of sm...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Weight Loss and Treatment Options Explained
Understanding Circumcision: Benefits, Risks, and Alternatives Explained
Circumcision Hello, I went to a hospital to consult about my foreskin and glans. I wanted to know if my foreskin is too long and if the small red blisters on my glans are a concern. After the examination, the doctor said that my foreskin is indeed too long and that the condition ...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Jason: Hello, in the past, most doctors advocated for circumcision, citing reasons such as easier hygiene and a reduced risk of cervical cancer for partners. The drawbacks include decreased protection of the glans, making it more susceptible to injury (e.g., from zippers), and di...[Read More] Understanding Circumcision: Benefits, Risks, and Alternatives Explained
Understanding Phimosis: Symptoms, Treatment, and Recovery Time
Glans and foreskin? Hello, I would like to ask how to determine if I have phimosis. When I am erect, my foreskin opens slightly. I have to manually push my foreskin to one side; it does not retract naturally to the glans. So, I would like to know if I have a problem with phimosis...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Jason: Hello, regarding the foreskin, there is a growing consensus against circumcision. Medical research has shown that the foreskin has its own significance. Phimosis generally refers to the inability to retract the foreskin to expose the glans during an erection. As for surger...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Symptoms, Treatment, and Recovery Time
Understanding Urological Concerns: STD Testing and Foreskin Issues
Let me understand the concerns? Hello doctor, I would like to ask a question. I have undergone two health examinations: one for military service and another for school admission, and there were no significant issues except for slightly elevated liver enzymes. Everything else was ...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Mr. Chen: Hello, first of all, let me clarify that there are many types of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), some of which can be screened through blood tests. Typically, for HIV, there is a so-called window period during which no evidence of infection can be found in the b...[Read More] Understanding Urological Concerns: STD Testing and Foreskin Issues
Understanding Post-Surgery Phimosis: Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions
Phimosis Hello Doctor: I had penile surgery on November 21st, and now the foreskin has swollen. The doctor told me that the swelling would subside within 3 days to 3 months. Is that true? Because it has already been over a month, and I'm really anxious. The area under the fo...
Dr. Lin Wenxu Reply:
Swelling (H swelling) after circumcision surgery often takes 2-3 months to resolve and usually heals on its own, so there is no need for excessive concern. It is also normal for the surgical site to feel like a harder ring; the duration of this sensation can be related to the pre...[Read More] Understanding Post-Surgery Phimosis: Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions
Dealing with Concerns About Penis Size: Tips for Confidence and Intimacy
What can be done if the penis is too small? I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.
Dr. Chen Zhirong Reply:
The development of penis size is predetermined by genetics; size is not the issue, functionality is what matters most. The G-spot in a woman's vagina is actually located at a relatively shallow depth. During intercourse, the demonstration of technique is far more important t...[Read More] Dealing with Concerns About Penis Size: Tips for Confidence and Intimacy
Understanding Phimosis in Children: When to Consider Circumcision
Childhood Urethral Issues My grandson is five years old and has phimosis. He often complains of itching in the urethra. I would like to know if circumcision is a suitable treatment option.
Dr. Tu Xiuhong Reply:
Hello: Generally, circumcision is not necessary as long as it does not affect personal hygiene. However, if it impacts daily life, it is recommended that you visit a urology clinic for further evaluation and examination. Thank you![Read More] Understanding Phimosis in Children: When to Consider Circumcision
Understanding Phimosis: Do You Really Need Circumcision?
Please ask your questions? I am not very sure if I have phimosis because I am hesitant to retract the foreskin. However, I cannot see the glans whether I am erect or not. If it is phimosis, is circumcision absolutely necessary? I have heard that there can be many complications, i...
Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Concern: Hello, circumcision surgery should not affect sexual function. The impact of phimosis depends on its severity and type; some cases require surgical intervention. Your foreskin may be experiencing a fungal infection, which requires medical attention if severe. For the car...[Read More] Understanding Phimosis: Do You Really Need Circumcision?
Understanding Bleeding and Discharge from the Penis: Causes and Solutions
Bleeding and pus at the base of the glans and the foreskin? Many doctors have said that it's important to keep the area dry. However, since my foreskin covers it, it tends to get moist. I already have a wound, but I can't expose the glans because it really hurts. What c...
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
Hello: In response to your question, the foreskin cannot be retracted due to a condition known as phimosis. If there is intercourse or nocturnal erections, it may lead to tearing and bleeding, and it is difficult to maintain hygiene. It is recommended to consult a specialist, as ...[Read More] Understanding Bleeding and Discharge from the Penis: Causes and Solutions
Does Circumcision Make Your Penis Look Bigger? Exploring the Myths
Will the penis appear larger after circumcision? I was told that after circumcision, the penis may feel thicker and longer. I really want to know if that's true. If my penis is currently 11 cm, will it become longer or thicker after the procedure? Also, when I wear a condom,...
Dr. Chen Zhirong Reply:
Victor: The foreskin in phimosis, due to the glans not being exposed frequently, is overly protected and lacks stimulation. Therefore, after circumcision, as the restriction is lifted and the glans continuously experiences friction from clothing, the penis naturally becomes thick...[Read More] Does Circumcision Make Your Penis Look Bigger? Exploring the Myths