Post Date April, 15 2023
In daily life, if a man's foreskin is too long, it will not only affect his personal health, but also affect the harmony and stability of the family, especially the "sexual well-being" of couples.
Many men don't know much about foreskin elongation. Today, Dr. Sunshine will talk about the symptoms of foreskin elongation in men?
Clinically, there are several different types of redundant prepuce, and their symptoms and manifestations naturally vary depending on the type.
1、 Symptoms of hypertrophic phimosis and overlong foreskin: Hypertrophy and overlong foreskin cause difficulty in urination, and the urinary line becomes thin and bifurcated. In patients with severe stenosis of the prepuce orifice, the prepuce sac is first filled with urine and becomes spherical, then the urine is discharged.
"The complications of phimosis include lower urinary tract obstruction, upper urinary tract hydrops, renal function damage, inguinal hernia, anal prolapse, prepuce capititis of the penis, prepuce stones, and frequent stimulation of local inflammation can cause increased nocturia, white spot disease of the penis and prepuce, papilloma, and condyloma acuminatum. According to relevant data, 90% of patients with penile cancer are related to phimosis and redundant prepuce.".
2、 Symptoms of atrophic phimosis and redundant foreskin: The foreskin is short and thin, tightly covering the penis head, and the two adhere together, limiting the development of the penis. Therefore, the penis is short and small, the penis head is deformed, and even presents a hard and flexible structure of contracture. Feeling discomfort or pain during erection can affect sexual function.
If the foreskin opening and the external urethral opening are located in the same position, if the foreskin opening stenosis is not severe, urination will not be affected, otherwise there will be dysuria or difficulty urinating.
Finally, I hope that male friends can attach importance to this aspect. If you find that your foreskin is somewhat long, it is best to go to the hospital and have a doctor see it. If it affects your normal life, it is best to hurry up and undergo surgery.
