A tight foreskin also creates favorable conditions for bacteria to grow, causing penile infections. If left untreated for a long time, it can lead to penile cancer and infertility.

Balanitis is a slow-progressing disease and does not quickly destroy the private area and physiological function. However, prolonged balanitis will leave serious complications to the health and quality of life of men.

Buried penis is a congenital malformation that can be seen at birth. However, in reality, many cases are detected very late, due to confusion with the manifestations of phimosis and due to lack of attention from parents. Buried penis should be treated early to avoid effects when the child is older.

Phimosis in children is quite common and usually disappears when they reach adulthood. But in some cases, signs of swelling, redness, and severe inflammation occur.