Why circumcision?

Paraphimosis means that the foreskin covers the urethral opening, but can be turned up to expose the urethral opening and glans penis, but is often accompanied by phimosis.

Phimosis refers to the narrowing of the foreskin opening or the adhesion between the foreskin and the glans penis, which prevents the foreskin from turning up and exposing the urethral opening and glans penis.

Because the foreskin cannot be turned up due to phimosis, a lot of pollution may accumulate in the foreskin and even stones may appear, causing foreskin balonitis and external urethral stomatitis.

Inflammation narrows the external orifice of the urethra, causing obstruction of urination and leading to urinary tract infection.

It can also induce penile cancer.

Men with excessive foreskin should go to the hospital for surgical treatment as soon as possible.

Perform circumcision.

For non-inflamed foreskin, surgery is not necessary as long as the foreskin is turned up and cleaned regularly.

If you have inflammation and cannot be operated on early, you should also keep your vulva clean, wash your penis once a day, don't turn the foreskin with your hands, don't apply medicine randomly, and don't believe in any "home remedies". You should go to the hospital and ask a doctor for treatment in time, and wait until the inflammation disappears.

Have surgery.

For those with phimosis and excessive foreskin, circumcision is recommended before marriage.

Restart sexual life after treatment.