Circumcision is a simple, short and painless surgery for men. Circumcision is indicated when men have a narrow, blocked or long foreskin and has little effect on penis size.

Most newborns have physiological phimosis, but over time, the foreskin will separate from the glans without intervention. If the genitals are well cared for daily, the phimosis will heal on its own and the penis will naturally widen its foreskin.

Circumcision is a surgical intervention on the skin surrounding the penis of men. In response to the question "What is circumcision for?", doctors say that circumcision is the final step to help boys solve the problem of difficulty urinating and hygiene related to abnormalities in the foreskin area.

Phimosis is a condition in which the foreskin is narrowed to varying degrees, causing inflammation and limiting the growth of the penis. Phimosis during sex can cause men to ejaculate prematurely, have pain, or even be unable to get an erection, impotence when being intimate with their partner.

Circumcision has many benefits such as helping to maintain genital hygiene and reducing penile infections. However, decreased pleasure during sex can also occur due to the loss of some pleasure-stimulating nerves after surgery.

Circumcision should only be performed when there are problems with the foreskin that can lead to complications such as penile cancer, prostate cancer, etc. The foreskin does not determine the duration of sexual intercourse. Therefore, men need to be careful before deciding to have circumcision.

Your son's foreskin will separate from the head of his penis in the first few years. Some foreskins separate shortly after birth or even before birth, but this is rare. Do not attempt to retract the foreskin in young children because in most cases the foreskin will not separate on its own.

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.

Phimosis is a disease that can occur in both adults and children. It is a complication that occurs after sexual activity with injury to the glans, after masturbation, due to children playing with the penis, or less commonly after some genital procedures. It usually only occurs in people with abnormal foreskin.