STAPLE - AN EMBARRASSING PROBLEM FOR MANY GUYS

ADULT MALE STOMA - AN EMBARRASSING PROBLEM FOR MANY GUYS

Phimosis in adult men is a congenital or acquired condition that prevents the removal of the foreskin from the glans penis. It causes severe discomfort and a feeling of pain when engaging in hygienic activities or sexual intercourse. In many cases phimosis causes problems with achieving an erection, pain during intercourse and frustration. The presence of this condition can have a negative impact on satisfaction derived from sexual life and on self-esteem. For these reasons, early recognition and appropriate treatment of this condition avoids not only pain, but also unnecessary stress.

Stool in adult men

The cause of stropelia in adult men is most often due to poor hygiene habits, inflammation of the glans, foreskin or urethra. In diabetics, complications in the healing of minor injuries, wounds and abrasions can also lead to the development of a stool. There are two types of stools - in the first case, the foreskin is too long and stretched (urine collects in it, causing infection and irritation), while in the second case, the foreskin is too tight to the glans which can lead to inflammation.

The mechanism for the formation of a stool in an adult male is as follows:

• The narrowing of the foreskin caused by trauma makes it difficult to slide it off the glans, leading to pain and preventing proper intimate hygiene.
• Lack of proper hygiene promotes inflammation, which causes the foreskin to rupture, leading to scarring of the skin and reduced elasticity.
• With the passage of time, the foreskin becomes more and more difficult to drain, until it eventually develops a phimosis, most commonly manifested as a narrowing of the foreskin.

Methods of treating a frenulum

Vedi Warsaw - Stool - treatment, procedure depends primarily on the age of the patient and the severity of the condition. In adult males, strabismus is treated almost exclusively surgically by performing a foreskin plication surgery and/or frenulum, or by complete circumcision. During surgery for removal of a fracture The urologist or surgeon widens the foreskin opening using a few small incisions. The procedure is short, performed under local anaesthetic and has an immediate therapeutic effect.