Is circumcision good or bad?

As we all know, phimosis is one of the common diseases in urology. The appearance of a long foreskin has a very serious impact on many male friends' body and mind. Therefore, if a long foreskin is found, a circumcision surgery must be carried out. According to relevant doctors, circumcision surgery has many benefits for male friends, but there are also some disadvantages. So what are the benefits and disadvantages of removing the long foreskin for boys? Let’s take a look at how the authoritative experts introduce it in detail.

Benefits of circumcision surgery:

1. Long foreskin generally means that when men become adults, their male genital skin covers the glans of the penis, so that the glans of the penis cannot be fully exposed. For pathological long foreskin, it means that the glans of the penis cannot be completely exposed after the male genitals become erect. Foreskin surgery can completely remove unnecessary excessive foreskin, allowing boys to have a long penis once and for all.

2. It can prevent the malignant transformation of inflammation. If a man suffers from prepuce or long foreskin, the secretions of the endothelial glands of the prepuce will not be discharged from the body, and very smelly urine will gradually form. Urine dirt is most suitable for the growth of bacteria, so it may cause infection of the glans penis and foreskin. If the circumcision is too long, this effect will be avoided.

3. Circumcision surgery can prevent cross-infection. If a male friend has a long foreskin or dirty foreskin, it will cause a lot of germs and viruses to take advantage of the situation. At this time, the disease will be transmitted to the other party through sexual intercourse. It is also possible that pathogenic bacteria may be introduced to female friends through sexual intercourse, thereby causing abnormal leucorrhea, chronic cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease and other gynecological diseases. Therefore, circumcision surgery can prevent cross-infection.

Disadvantages of circumcision surgery:

1. Bleeding. Some male patients will experience bleeding after circumcision. Experts point out that this is caused by incomplete blood circulation during the operation, or by loose ligation threads. The location of bleeding usually occurs in the superficial dorsal vein of the male genitals and the area around the foreskin frenulum. Male friends must seek medical advice immediately if they experience bleeding symptoms.

2. It affects the erection of the male genitals. During circumcision, if the foreskin is too long and removed too much, the erection of the male genitals will be greatly affected after repair. For more serious patients, skin grafting surgery is also required to correct it.