What are the dangers of having too long foreskin in children?

If a man has an excessively long foreskin, the harm is not just what we can see with our eyes, because if a male friend suffers from this disease it will also cause some other complications, such as premature ejaculation and balanitis, etc. Therefore, the editor reminds you to do a good job of prevention in normal times, and the same applies to children. Here are some precautions compiled by the editor on how to avoid excessive foreskin.

Three major precautions for preventing phimosis

First, daily basic health care. Before having a sexual partner, young men should not play with their genitals casually, and should learn more about sexual knowledge when they have free time. When you find that you have phimosis, it is best to go to the hospital for a circumcision. If you find that the phimosis is incarcerated, you should manually reposition it. If manual operation cannot solve this problem, you should go to the hospital to consult a doctor.

Secondly, diet and health care. There are no special dietary health requirements before circumcision; after circumcision, you should pay attention to nutrition within 1 week, and eat more meat, fish, eggs, etc. to help the incision grow.

Finally, daily care and health care. If circumcision is performed, the penis should be cleaned with warm water or 1:5000 concentration potassium permanganate solution 3 days before the operation. After the operation, in addition to paying attention to the above-mentioned medications, you should also prevent penile erection, bleeding and inflammation. Attention should also be paid to the dryness of the dressing. If the sutures are soaked with urine, they should be replaced in time. The sutures are usually removed 5-7 days after the operation. If the circumcision is not performed, attention should be paid to the local cleanliness of the penis during care. Wash frequently. If the foreskin cannot be turned up, do not force it to turn over. If it can be turned up, restore the foreskin to its original position after washing to avoid incarcerated phimosis.

After puberty, the normal male glans will be completely exposed. If the glans cannot be exposed normally, it means phimosis has occurred. This requires parents to pay more attention to observation in normal times. If my child has foreskin that is too long, it needs to be removed in time. If it is not removed, it will easily affect the child’s normal sexual life in the future. The editor wishes you a speedy recovery.