Post Date April, 15 2023
Can circumcision affect sexual life?
Phimosis is a common problem in many men, and they often worry about the quality of sexual life after circumcision. In fact, circumcision not only does not affect sexual activity, but also improves it. After extensive clinical research, it has been confirmed that there are mainly sensory nerve fibers distributed below the glans, far more than those on the foreskin. Therefore, local circumcision does not reduce sexual sensitivity.
After the foreskin is removed, the glans frenulum is exposed, which will not affect the sensitivity of sexual life. On the contrary, because it reduces the chronic stimulation of smegma, it can be beneficial to improve the sensitivity of sexual life, so as to obtain greater sexual pleasure. So, male friends with phimosis do not need to worry about whether it will affect their sexual life after circumcision surgery. They should seek medical attention in a timely manner to avoid causing greater harm to themselves. Some patients may not receive timely treatment, resulting in the spread of bacteria to their wives, leading to gynecological diseases.
What are the hazards of phimosis?
1. Premature ejaculation
The foreskin is too long and covers the glans, greatly increasing the sensitivity of the glans. During sexual activity, when in a warm and moist vagina, rapid excitement can occur, and the very sensitive glans can quickly reach the threshold of ejaculation, which can easily lead to premature ejaculation or premature ejaculation.
2. Decreased sexual pleasure
The foreskin can play a lubricating role in sexual life because it can slide freely. However, if the foreskin is too long, it will limit the sliding of the foreskin, and the friction of the penis during sexual life will be too high, which will make both couples feel uncomfortable, reduce sexual pleasure, and affect the quality of sexual life, "blackening" your sexual well-being.
3. Causing the spread of diseases
If the foreskin is too long, dirt and smegma can accumulate. The secretion of the sebaceous glands and urine are often hidden inside the foreskin. If not cleaned, the glans can be chronically stimulated by urine and secretion, leading to the occurrence of balanoposthitis, which can then be transmitted to the wife through sexual activity. So, many wives of men with balanoposthitis have gynecological diseases.
