There are several reasons why a normal male penis cannot be anatomically normal with an open, bare, completely whitened head. Here we will reduce them to the most common: 1. PHYMOSIS 2. SYNECHIA 3. SHORT BORDER I immediately want to pay attention to: . The three conditions can be combined in different ways and be present in one individual. It is rare for all three conditions to be present in a growing boy, but it still happens. 1. PHYMOSIS Phimosis is a condition in which the opening of the foreskin (the foreskin covering the glans) is narrowed and does not allow the glans to be opened freely. Phimosis is most often congenital, but it can also be acquired. CONGENITAL PHYMOSIS This is a very common problem in boys. With the collapse of school health care and weakened ties of trust in the family, the problem is becoming more acute. Normally, in the first year after birth, in most boys, the glans penis can NOT be exposed. This is due to the epithelial adhesion between the inner leaf of the cuticle and the lining of the scalp. This is NORMAL for this period of life and is called "physiological phimosis". As you grow older, this physiological phimosis should go away on its own, plus a little help from your parents. When this does not happen, there is a real phimosis. It is due to a long foreskin / cuticle / and a circular narrowing of its tip. Phimosis can be expressed in varying degrees, in its most severe form makes it difficult to urinate, urine comes out in a thin stream, sometimes at the time of urination the member swells like a bladder. Moderate and mild forms of phimosis are expressed in many ways. Most often, the grown-up boy reports that during an erection he cannot normally detect, bare, completely and completely whiten the head of his penis due to the presence of a narrower than the volume of the head skin ring located in the precium. Or attempts at such detection are associated with a feeling of pain, tightness and tension. Anatomically normal in an erection, the foreskin should be able to freely and without tension to expose the head to behind its edge, crown, crown. When this is not possible, these are most often symptoms of phimosis. Phimosis can be a hypertrophic form - with a long foreskin (in which you have to pull part of the foreskin back to urinate), this is most often with congenital phimosis, and atrophic phimosis - in short foreskin, most often in acquired phimosis. ACQUIRED PHYMOSIS Due to diseases or injuries of the penis, foreskin or some systemic diseases. In children, physiological phimosis can be complicated by balanoposthitis, and the inflammatory process causes the connective tissue to grow, making the opening of the foreskin thick and narrow. In older boys, poor hygiene can lead to acute or chronic balanoposthitis and the same result. Chemical and physical injuries: the popular "recipes" on chemical forums for chemical burning of "white pimples on the penis" with various substances from liquid nitrogen, through acetone to toothpastes - lead to the replacement of normal tissue with fibrous and phimosis . The idiotic advice that with a short bead it "should break with a strong push during sex" lead to the same - unstretchable connective tissue is formed and due to phimosis. Long-term uncompensated diabetes leads to phimosis. TREATMENT ALL forms of phimosis are treated ONLY surgically! There is NO way for you to solve a phimosis problem yourself! A small operation is performed to remove the "bottleneck". The surgical intervention can be performed by many different methods and with different techniques this will be judged by the surgeon you have trusted. The operation is called circumcision and whether it will be circumcision or incision, whether after everything is over your head will be completely exposed at rest or will be partially covered with skin - depends on the specific problem with you. This is decided by the surgeon, but it is very IMPORTANT to understand that he is obliged to explain in detail what will be done, and your opinion and desire are decisive in the discussion! Frequently asked questions about circumcision: - "Does it hurt?" - No, it doesn't hurt! the operation can be performed under local or general anesthesia. You will not feel any pain during the manipulation. - "how long does the operation last?" - different. depends on the case, but it's a matter of minutes. - "If I am circumcised, will I not become a Turk?" - No, no. Smile will become a normal young boy using his penis freely for its intended purpose. Circumcision is an extremely old human practice, practiced thousands of years before Islam or the Turks appeared. Islam only borrows this useful practice for its time, nowhere in the Qur'an is there a requirement for circumcision to be a Muslim. Moreover, the Lord Jesus Christ himself was circumcised on the eighth day after His birth, as is the tradition then, so that there is no problem for a Christian to be circumcised once Christ himself has been circumcised. Look at some Orthodox Church calendar what we celebrate on January 1 every year - "Lord's Circumcision". Smile - "Will it hurt after the operation?" - as with any wound, there will be a recovery period after this manipulation. Nowadays, pharmacy has come a long way in the fight against pain and it is criminal not to use these opportunities, but there are still such "surgeons". Your treating surgeon should prescribe systemic and topical systemic analgesics so that the recovery period goes smoothly. Insist on it! If he still misses - ask here, we will help Smile - "how to deal with painful nocturnal erections?" - Smile easily has its own pharmacological agents, which the surgeon must prescribe for you for the initial period. If he forgets - remind him in an impatient tone of Patient Smile - "after how long will I be able to have sex?" - different, but not as much as it will seem at first. You will start masturbating soon after the operation, and having real sex will be stopped only by the "aesthetics" of the body, which at first you will consider desperate. Smile Smile - "can my penis shrink after circumcision?" - тц! Smile can't! on the contrary, when the whole head is freely bared, it will look much more impressive because its widest part will be visible - the ridge, the gum, the crown of the head Smile - "will I have scars on my dick?" - no! over time, all visible scars will disappear, eventually you will have only a slightly darker ring at the incision site, but it will be at the level of the adjacent skin and nothing will be visible at all. ONE TIP If you have phimosis and go for surgery - I strongly recommend that you take a picture of your penis BEFORE the operation with a gsm camera, camera or anything in the resting phase and the erection phase in at least two planes - top and bottom, and then the operation to take pictures from the same angle at least every other week. So one day when / if your children have to go through the same correction procedure - they will not experience the horror you are going through. WHAT WILL HAPPEN IF I DO NOT SURGIVE Hmmm..different things will happen, and none of them will be pleasant: - conditions are created for balanoposthitis: smegma, sweat, secretion of sebaceous glands, trapped urine and semen are an ideal breeding ground for pathogenic microorganisms. Inflammation can be acute or chronic and has many, many serious consequences for your sexual capabilities - a full sexual life is very difficult, and often impossible - with prolonged phimosis combined with chronic balanoposthitis and smegma retention, the risk of developing cancer is hundreds of thousands of times increased - the most common and most dangerous complication is the so-called PARAPHYMOSIS PARAPHYMOSIS IS AN EMERGENCY! It occurs when a boy with phimosis forcibly, forcibly - during masturbation or sexual intercourse - exposes, whitewashes the head and the narrow opening of the foreskin (foreskin) is pulled behind the sulux coronary / ridge, periphery, crown / of the head and can not return . The formed narrow ring BEHIND the head compresses the vessels and disrupts blood circulation. Stagnation results in a rapidly increasing SWELL of the narrow ring and the glans, and it precludes the return of the foreskin. The head and ring turn bluish, indicating that the cells are starving for oxygen because there is no blood exchange. Soon after, necrosis begins, gangrene - the cells of the head die from lack of oxygen. One fool had written: "better CUT OFF than circumcised" - this is exactly what everyone with phimosis did paraphimosis and waited "just to get better"! REMEMBER: if the foreskin gets stuck behind the head, GO TO THE SURGEON ON DUTY IMMEDIATELY! IMMEDIATELY !!! It is a matter of minutes to hours whether you will have a dick at all or after making gangrene we will cut it to save you, if that's what your life is for then I don't know! This is how paraphimosis and its treatment look like. 2. SYNECYS Synechiae are adhesions, adhesions of the inner sheet of the foreskin / cuticle / with the mucous membrane of the head of the member, not fully or partially allowing the opening, stripping, whitening of the head. (They are also possible in girls, where they appear as adhesions on the labia minora.) It has already been said above that almost all boys are born with skin cut to the scalp and inability to expose the scalp until the first year of life. This is a normal physiological protection of the delicate tissues during this period of life. As he grows up, according to the individual genetic and anatomical features of each boy, the head gradually begins to peel off and expose to varying degrees, as this process begins around the second year and ends as a rule at 6-7 years of the child. Today it is accepted that if it does not create other problems, the detachment can continue until about 10-11 years of age when the member begins to grow. However, when balanoposthitis or balanitis (inflammation) occurs, the peeling of the head is done after the inflammatory process subsides, regardless of the age of the boy. If by the third year the child's penis does not allow any exposure of the head - parents should carefully help this process with each bath by carefully, without effort, pressure and straining whiten the foreskin a little. TREATMENT OF SYNECHY The treatment consists in the careful and GRADUAL detachment of the glued areas when they are ripe for it. It is performed by moms and dads at an early age, by the boy himself when he is older or by a special surgeon in a difficult case. Synechiae are NOT treated with "surgery". Old-school surgeons and pediatricians still use the savage method of one-step forced detachment, which is absolutely wrong and leads to the consequences described below! The detachment by a physician is done ONLY under local anesthesia, without the use of sharp surgical instruments. Only the use of a grooved blunt probe is permissible. It is your right to REQUIRE the use of anesthesia or to refuse the manipulation! At home, the older boy can try with an oily solution of vitamin A, or with baby oil-gel at each masturbation to peel off a LITTLE of the glued areas. Severe cases require qualified help. In the presence of synechiae, the hygiene of the penis should be with increased requirements to avoid an inflammatory process: thorough washing in the morning and evening, thorough rinsing after ejaculation, baths with chamomile decoction, antibacterial agents, etc .. Masturbation, play with the penis for the purpose of self-satisfaction or sexual intercourse should be carried out only with abundant use of neutral lubricants / lubricants /. IMPORTANT: any FORCED detachment leads to: - severe pain, mental discomfort, fear complex and refusal of the child to be touched "there". In sexually active age, this child complex results in fear of doctors and the inability to have normal sexual intercourse with a sexual partner. - forcibly glued areas heal again very quickly, and scarring often leads to true scar phimosis and, accordingly, to pruning early or late. It must become clear that synechiae are something different from phimosis and can be present on their own without phimosis! However, phimosis and synechiae may be present, and then circumcision radically solves both problems. 3. SHORT GEM "The short gem" is the third most common cause of sexual discomfort and anxiety among boys. The gem is also called a frenulum or bridle. In forums it is often described as "zipper", "string", "cuticle" EVERY boy is born with a gem. The gem is a normal part of the male genitalia and has its role in physiology and sexual function. Represents the gem, the bridle, the membrane, the tendon, the foreskin connecting the lower part of the penis with the glans at the place where it bisects into two hemispheres. The short bead looks THAT, or THAT, or THIS way. The short bead is a congenital condition that can be completely independent or combined with congenital phimosis (which is optional). In childhood, it is difficult to expose the head and (if it is) combined with phimosis contributes to the development of balanoposthitis and its consequences. In adulthood, the short beam causes pulling of the head in an erection and pain during masturbation or intercourse. The main problem is that sooner or later the short bead is torn during intense masturbation or sexual intercourse. This is probably a source of boyish folklore, that at the first sexual intercourse And in the boy something "breaks". Remember: in the case of the boy, neither in the first nor in the last sexual intercourse something "breaks"! When this does happen, it means that a short strap was forcibly torn. This is accompanied by a sharp, very severe cutting pain that lasts a very long time and with heavy bleeding that is difficult to stop with hand tools. This is because the gem is very well supplied with blood and important nerve pathways pass through it. When the short bead is forcibly torn - fibrous tissue is formed at the site of rupture. The tissue scarring and in this scar the nerve endings of the skin are involved, which form a new, pathological center of irritation during sexual intercourse, the end result of which is premature ejaculation (often after 3-4 frictional movements). SHORT TEMPERATURE TREATMENT The treatment is only operative. It's called a frenulotomy or gem plastic surgery. It looks something like this. It can be done in different ways and technologies. Removing the short bead does NOT mean circumcision if it is not combined with phimosis.
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Seek help, it's called Phimosis and it can become a problem. It's better to see each other early, it's nothing scary.