What should I do if my child has a short foreskin?

There is a wrinkle under the male penis that connects the glans to the penis body, called the frenulum. If the frenulum is too short, the glans will lean downward during erection. If a child has this condition, it will affect their normal sex life when they grow up. So what should a male friend do if the frenulum is too short?

Although a short frenulum of the penis is rare, its presence often causes pain in men during erection or sexual intercourse, and sometimes causes repeated tearing and bleeding of the frenulum.

Long-term, recurring pain during sexual intercourse often causes various sexual problems. For example, when the frenulum is torn or painful due to excessive tension during sexual intercourse, it will not only affect and dilute the feeling of sexual pleasure, but also affect the amplitude, frequency and strength of the twitching in the vagina. At this time, it is difficult to arouse the excitement of the ejaculation center, making ejaculation difficult to occur; pain will also limit erection and make sexual intercourse impossible to complete.

The fear of pain during sexual intercourse will inevitably reduce the quality of sexual life, bring a heavy psychological burden to patients, and seriously affect the interpersonal relationship between couples. If this condition is not corrected over time, it will strengthen the inhibitory effect of the cerebral cortex, eventually leading to low libido, weak erections, and even impotence.

Frenulum of the penis is often found in young and middle-aged men with long foreskin. After turning up the foreskin, the shortened frenulum of the penis can be seen.

Some people suggest that during circumcision, the shortened frenulum of the penis should be cut horizontally to the coronal sulcus, and then fused longitudinally to loosen and lengthen it. The operations have achieved good results, breaking the taboo of not cutting the frenulum during surgery in the past. Their practical experience has confirmed that this operation not only does not affect erection, but also has a positive effect on alleviating and treating sexual dysfunction caused by the frenulum process.

After confirming the presence of a short frenulum, the nature of the problem and the proposed treatment plan should be explained to the patient to obtain their active cooperation and enhance their confidence in overcoming the disease.

The child is still young, so it may be normal for the foreskin to be too short. However, the editor suggests that if you are worried, you can go to the hospital for consultation. If treatment or surgery can be performed when the child is young, it will not affect the normal sex life when he gets married. The editor hopes that the problem can be resolved as soon as possible and go to a regular hospital for examination. I also hope that your baby will become healthier and healthier.