What is Phimosis and How to Save Penis Foreskin Without Surgery?

What is Phimosis

First, let’s understand the meaning of phimosis and what it is all about. Phimosis is when the penis foreskin is too tight to be pulled over the head or glans of the penis. This is the reason this condition can also be called Tight Foreskin.

Is phimosis a severe problem

Well, in the first few years of life, it is not considered a problem because the glans and foreskin remain connected now. But as you grow up, it is always considered a serious problem because it can cause Penile Cancer and also can cause a significant problem during intercourse.

The biggest problem with phimosis is that most adults can’t figure out this issue until they face severe symptoms. Sometimes it loosens with time, like some men can find difficulty in retracting the foreskin until the age of 15. 

But if someone feels this issue after 15, it requires immediate attention. And unfortunately, if this doesn’t get immediate treatment, phimosis can become very difficult to treat.

What are the symptoms of a Tight Foreskin

There are many symptoms of phimosis, such as 

• pain,
• swelling in the foreskin,
• difficulty during urination,
• painful erection,
• Not able to retract/ pull back foreskin properly in the erect penis. 

What problems will I be facing if I have phimosis

Men suffering from phimosis find a great deal of difficulty during intercourse. This can hurt them mentally and emotionally, sometimes leading to stress and depression. 

Most doctors suggest circumcision surgery as the only solution for phimosis, which is not true. 

But unfortunately, many patients don’t know that phimosis can be effectively treated without circumcision surgery, be it partial circumcision or complete circumcision surgery.

What are the Complications of Phimosis

1. You will not get the absolute pleasure of masturbation or intercourse (Sex) without the “To and Fro” Movement of your foreskin.
2. Many males have tight foreskin due to high sugar levels. 
3. Phimosis or tight foreskin is considered a significant risk factor in developing penile cancer (Cancer of the Penis), with an odds ratio of 38 to 65.
4. Many young adults get to know about their tight foreskin on the 1st night of marriage due to either severe pain while entering the vagina or after having Paraphimosis (which is a serious medical emergency).
5. Paraphimosis is when the penis foreskin is stuck behind after getting swelled like a tyre. Paraphimosis is a medical emergency that can cause reduced blood flow to the penis. If not treated in time, it can cause gangrene, or tissue death, resulting in loss of the tip of the penis.
6. You may think you have erectile dysfunction by all the signs and symptoms. Still, maybe it is just phimosis that is the culprit which is causing you difficulty in achieving or maintaining penis hardness.
7. Since the foreskin is too tight to pull back, it may cause difficulty washing your penis correctly, which can ultimately cause frequent penis infections like Balanitis (Redness of Penis Head), Balanoposthitis (Redness of Glans Penis and Foreskin), Urinary Tract Infections etc.
8. Because of your lack of knowledge, your search for it on google and information from the majority of websites suggest going for Circumcision Surgery ( Removing your precious foreskin either partially or entirely – KHATNA ), which of course, is NOT REQUIRED IF YOU WANT TO SAVE YOUR PRECIOUS FORESKIN & GET TREATMENT FROM SIDRI INTERNATIONAL SKIN HAIR AND SEXOLOGY CLINIC.

Understand Frenulum Breve and Its Connection to Phimosis

You may have heard about Frenulum Breve and its connection to phimosis. While phimosis is a condition where the foreskin is too tight and can’t retract, Frenulum Breve is like a short band of skin connecting the foreskin to the glans penis, making it even harder for it to be retracted. It’s estimated that around 75% of people with phimosis also have Frenulum Breve.

So how do you know if you have this condition? Look out for these signs:

• Difficulty retracting the foreskin
• Pain when retracting
• Foreskin is “bunching up.”
• Tightness at the tip of the glans
• Redness or swelling at the tip of the glans

If you suspect that you may have Frenulum Breve, visiting a doctor can help confirm your diagnosis and start treatment. Fortunately, there are now non-surgical treatments available that can make a huge difference in treating Phimosis and Frenulum Breve without needing surgery.

Complications of Circumcision Surgery

1. You cannot enjoy the act of masturbation without the to-and-fro movement of the foreskin, which is removed due to circumcision surgery.
2. Due to the absence of foreskin, you and your partner may experience less friction during sex, which ultimately causes less sexual satisfaction.
3. There are more than 20,000 delicate touch nerve endings in your foreskin which enable you to feel the vaginal rugae (soft grooves), wetness, heat and, most importantly, pleasure and sensations.
4. Without a foreskin, you can only know these textures of the vagina with your fingertips.
5. Circumcision is permanent, and you might not appreciate its outcomes once it’s done. Once your foreskin is removed . . . It’s Removed Forever.
6. Circumcision permanently alters a man’s private part, removing a Healthy, Protective Functional Tissue from the penis and exposing a man to unnecessary pain and medical risk.
7. Some of the patients can also develop infections after Circumcision Surgery. 
8. Circumcision removes what is necessary to experience sex.

So if you or any person in your knowledge is facing phimosis, consult Dr. Manu Rajput and Dr. Kanu Rajput of Sidri International Skin Hair and Sexology Clinic. Their tight foreskin treatment can help you to cure phimosis at any level. But please, make a prior appointment before your visit, as they examine every patient very keenly and may take a lot of time.