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Understanding Circumcision: Costs, Procedures, and Recovery Tips

Questions about the foreskin? Hello, Doctor! I am your patient. I visited your clinic a long time ago, and you mentioned that my phimosis could be treated with a circumcision. How much would that cost? Since I am currently in the military, how much would it be if I go to a milita...


Dr. Pan Zhenqin Reply:
The cost for a circumcision due to phimosis is approximately NT$5,200 to NT$5,500. After the surgery, it is important to avoid contact with water to prevent wound infection, and the healing time is about 5 to 7 days. Unless performed at a private clinic where same-day surgery may...

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Understanding the Interrupted Sleeve Resection for Phimosis Surgery

I am going to undergo a circumcision procedure: the interrupted sleeve technique? Hello, doctor. I have phimosis and need to undergo surgery. Do you know about the "interrupted sleeve resection" method? What is the correct terminology in both Chinese and English? I pref...


Dr. Lai Ronghao Reply:
Hello: I do not understand your question and have not heard of the term "interrupted sleeve resection." Our hospital only performs circumcision surgery and does not offer the procedure you mentioned. Thank you!

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Understanding Phimosis and Paraphimosis: Health Insurance Coverage in Taiwan

May I ask the doctor? Is there coverage under the National Health Insurance for incarcerated phimosis and phimosis? I just checked with the Central Health Insurance Bureau, and it seems that there is coverage for incarcerated phimosis. Is that true? Additionally, I can pull my fo...


Dr. Liu Jianting Reply:
If the foreskin is difficult to retract during an erection, it is considered phimosis. You can visit a urologist for an examination and discuss the option of circumcision. Health insurance may cover some of the costs.

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Should I Get Circumcised? Understanding the Myths and Facts

I want to undergo a circumcision, but the doctor told me it's not necessary? Hello, Dr. Hsu: I would like to undergo a circumcision, but the doctor told me that it is unnecessary because my foreskin normally covers the penis, and I need to retract it during an erection to ex...


Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Hello, first of all, let me clarify a concept: circumcision and local odor are two different matters. In other words, if proper hygiene is not maintained, there will still be odor even after circumcision. Regarding the timing for circumcision, generally, there are only a few situ...

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Understanding Penile Issues: Symptoms and Possible Causes

Penile issues Hello doctor, for the past two months, I have been feeling something flowing inside my penis. It doesn't hurt and there is no swelling. It has been happening intermittently for two months. I also notice a slight bifurcation in my urine stream and some bubbles. ...


Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Concerned individual: Hello, your description is quite unique. I would like to confirm one point: do you feel the sensation of fluid movement within the penis as a feeling in the urethra or within the penile tissue itself? If it is in the urethra, it is generally associated with ...

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Understanding Head Trauma: Causes of Tearing During Intimacy

The glans penis is prone to lacerations? Hello, I would like to ask about an issue. Every time I have sexual intercourse with my boyfriend, the area where the glans connects to the foreskin often experiences tearing. Initially, I thought it was due to insufficient lubrication, so...


Dr. Lin Hexing Reply:
Based on your assessment that your boyfriend may have a problem with phimosis, which could lead to frequent tearing of the frenulum during sexual intercourse, it is advisable to consider circumcision. I recommend that your boyfriend consult a urologist for an evaluation to determ...

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Understanding Erectile Dysfunction and Frenulum Tears: A Guide for Young Men

Erectile dysfunction and tear injuries below the glans? Hello, doctor. I have been troubled by two issues for about 2 to 3 years. The first is that sometimes I cannot achieve an erection, and at times, I lose my erection halfway. Other times, I can maintain an erection for 1 to 2...


Dr. Lin Hexing Reply:
Hello Mr. Lin: Erectile dysfunction refers to the difficulty in achieving sufficient rigidity for an erection or the inability to achieve an erection at all, which prevents penetration and the ability to maintain satisfactory sexual activity for both partners. Generally, if rigid...

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Exploring Compromise Solutions for Phimosis: Partial Circumcision Options

Please assist in answering "What are the compromise solutions for circumcision when the foreskin is too tight and can cause the glans to become trapped?" Hello, doctor. My situation is as follows: I usually have a long foreskin when not erect, but I can retract it to cl...


Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
Expert: Hello, actually, circumcision varies from person to person. We typically communicate with the patient to determine whether to fully expose the glans or just remove the narrow portion. There are various methods, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Response from...

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Recurring Foreskin Issues: Understanding Symptoms and Treatment Options

Possible tear of the foreskin again..? Hello, I previously raised a question on August 14, 2006, and at that time, I consulted a dermatologist who only looked at it for five seconds and said it was a fungal infection, and that I had phimosis which required circumcision (but I can...


Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
A-Kai: Hello, regarding the situation of recurrence, I sometimes refer to it as reinfection. It's similar to a cold; you might feel better today, but three months later, you could say it's a recurrence. In other words, this situation can lead to reinfection at any time,...

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Understanding Phimosis: Costs and Considerations for Circumcision in Taiwan

Phimosis? I am 19 years old and have phimosis, which makes it difficult to expose the glans and maintain proper hygiene. I think I need to undergo a circumcision. I would like to know the approximate cost of the circumcision surgery at Taipei Hospital in Xinzhuang, New Taipei Cit...


Dr. Lai Ronghao Reply:
Hello: Based on what you mentioned, if you are experiencing discomfort, I recommend that you visit our Urology outpatient clinic for further examination and evaluation to determine the necessity of surgery. Additionally, the fee structures vary between hospitals, so you may want ...

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Understanding Phimosis: Concerns, Risks, and Treatment Options

I have concerns about phimosis? Hello Dr. Hsu: I have a problem with phimosis. When I am not erect and when I am erect, the foreskin tightly covers the glans, and I am unable to retract the foreskin to expose the glans, which makes it difficult for me to clean the glans properly....


Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
Hello: In response to your question, it is recommended that you undergo a circumcision. Please visit the hospital for an evaluation to determine if it is covered by health insurance, as this requires a physician's assessment.

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Managing Tight Frenulum Pain During Intercourse: Alternatives to Circumcision

The ligament is too short and tight? Hello, I would like to ask a question. I do not have phimosis, but during an erection, my foreskin does not fully retract. However, there is a main issue: during intercourse, the foreskin gets pushed back, causing the frenulum to stretch tight...


Dr. Lai Ronghao Reply:
Hello: If there is pain during sexual intercourse due to the retraction of the foreskin, it is advisable to consider circumcision; otherwise, using a condom is recommended. Thank you!

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Understanding Pearly Penile Papules: Treatment Options and Concerns

Cholesteatoma issues Hello Doctor, I have a question. When I was in the sixth grade, I didn't know that there was a pearly penile papule between the glans and the foreskin, and I thought it was unclean, so I removed it. This caused the foreskin to retract, making it easier t...


Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
TOM: Hello, is there a problem with phimosis? I don't quite understand the meaning here. The disappearance of the transparent membrane on the glans should not be significantly related to this. Whether or not to undergo circumcision should be decided after consulting a physic...

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Understanding Phimosis: Issues with Foreskin During Erection

Issues related to circumcision? I can retract the foreskin when not erect, but when I am erect, I cannot fully retract it; it gets stuck halfway. Does this count as phimosis?


Dr. Lai Ronghao Reply:
Hello: Phimosis is the inability to retract the foreskin to expose the glans, both when flaccid and erect. If you have any further questions regarding your condition, it is advisable to consult a urologist for further evaluation and treatment. Thank you!

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Is Phimosis Causing Frenulum Injury During Intercourse?

Phimosis and Frenulum Injury Dear Doctor: I have signs of phimosis. Although I can engage in sexual intercourse normally, I often experience injury to the frenulum afterward. I am not overly aggressive during intercourse. Could this be related to my phimosis? Even when my wife pe...


Dr. Lai Ronghao Reply:
Hello: Generally, if phimosis does not affect normal sexual activity, the decision to undergo circumcision is based on personal preference. However, as you mentioned there is an injury, it is essential to seek medical attention for a physician to assess the necessity of circumcis...

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Understanding Phimosis: When to Consider Surgical Intervention

Prepuce Hello, my question is that part of the foreskin is adhered to the glans near the urethra, resulting in a band of tissue that connects the glans and the foreskin, preventing the glans from being fully exposed. Does this condition require surgical removal, or will it natura...


Dr. Lai Ronghao Reply:
Hello: As you mentioned, a frenulum is a band of tissue on the penile foreskin that every man has, so there is no need to worry. If you are still concerned, you can visit a urology clinic for further examination. Thank you!

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Signs of Syphilis: Understanding Symptoms and Seeking Help

Suspecting that you have syphilis? Dear Dr. Chen, Over a decade ago, I had a one-night stand, and a few years later, I developed red rashes on my lower back and hands. I consulted a doctor at that time, and it resolved. However, I heard that syphilitic papules can heal on their...


Dr. Chen Xiuyi Reply:
Hello: If sexual contact occurred over a decade ago, it is unlikely to have primary symptoms of syphilis. You can first undergo a serological test for syphilis. You may consult a dermatologist or a urologist. The examination fee is within one thousand NT dollars. Sincerely, Dr. C...

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Understanding the Frenulum: Can It Affect Your Foreskin Retraction?

Frenulum of the penis? Doctor, I'm sorry, but I'm already 20 years old and I haven't had a circumcision. When I have an erection, I can't fully expose my glans; I can only reveal a little bit. My friend told me to try pushing the foreskin back when I'm no...


Dr. Lai Ronghao Reply:
Hello: The penile frenulum is a condition that everyone has. Based on what you described, your issue is phimosis, which prevents the glans from being exposed. I suggest you try gently retracting the foreskin over time. If it remains difficult, it would be best to seek a medical e...

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Understanding Pain During DIY: Insights on Urethral Discomfort and Solutions

DIY Hello, Director: Recently, during a DIY session, I experienced pain in my sphincter muscle, which contracted during the pain, similar to the sensation of constipation. I also felt some abdominal discomfort. After about 34 minutes, I ejaculated once, shooting 60 cm away, with ...


Dr. Chen Zhirong Reply:
Hualien man: You described your symptoms quite thoroughly. Are you referring to the urethral sphincter or the anal sphincter? During ejaculation, a man needs to engage the pelvic floor muscles to expel semen forcefully. If it is the urethral sphincter, there may be concurrent sym...

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Is Phimosis Always Associated with Paraphimosis? Understanding Urological Concerns

Is phimosis always associated with paraphimosis? Hello, Director. Is phimosis always associated with paraphimosis? Do these two conditions always coexist? Can one engage in normal sexual activity in such a situation? Will this be included in a premarital health check? Thank you.


Dr. Xu Weikai Reply:
A-Cheng: Hello, what is phimosis and paraphimosis? Phimosis is a general term for the condition of having excessive foreskin; paraphimosis occurs when the foreskin is constricted and tightly pinches the penis after being retracted, leading to impaired blood flow to the penis, wit...

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