Does redundant prepuce affect development

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Foreskin phimosis is a common male disease, for the treatment of this disease must be carried out in time, although this is not a dangerous operation, but in the process of treatment must pay attention to some problems and matters, to always pay attention to their own protection, male friends should always pay attention to their own body, let's share the following foreskin too long will affect development .

Does redundant prepuce affect development

First: premature ejaculation: the most common in the usual prepuce cover glans, but glans exposure in the case of erection. As the glans mucosa is usually hidden under the prepuce, the glans mucosa is usually subject to less friction and stimulation, which makes the nerve sensation of glans mucosa too sensitive. When sexual life, glans exposure after erection, when glans and vagina friction, stimulation, because glans mucosal nerve is too sensitive to trigger ejaculation early, resulting in premature ejaculation.

Second: do not ejaculate: and prepuce is too long to cause premature ejaculation of the opposite, do not ejaculate is often caused by phimosis. In this case, due to the excessive protection of the glans by the skin, glans rich nerve conduction stimulation, excitatory excitation function disappeared, in sexual life can not reach the stimulation intensity required to stimulate ejaculation, prone to non ejaculation. This often makes men not experience the joy and happiness brought by sex.

Third: the potential danger of cancer: many years ago, the medical community found that the incidence rate of penis cancer and cervical cancer in Jews was very low. After investigation and study, it is found that the religious custom of Jews is to circumcise the boy shortly after he is born. Further studies show that male foreskin dirt (residual urine crystal) is one of the important causes of male penile cancer and female cervical cancer.

matters needing attention

In this regard, I would like to remind you that it is generally not recommended for boys to undergo phimosis surgery before the age of 10. This is because the child has not yet developed normally. If the prepuce is still too long or phimosis after puberty, surgical treatment is needed. Before puberty, when phimosis affects urination, it is necessary to consider timely operation after adhesion.