Phimosis

Phymosis surgery, also called circumcision or postectomy, aims to remove excess skin from the penis and is performed not only to prevent penile cancer, but also to prevent urinary tract infections and sexually transmitted diseases. Phymosis surgery is performed under general or local anesthesia and is a safe and simple method performed by a urologist […]

Female phymosis is a rare situation characterized by adhesion of the small lips of the vagina, allowing to grasp and palm the vaginal opening, in some cases it can also cover the clitoris, decrease sensitivity and cause anorgasmia and sexual changes. Children are more common in children up to age three, but if they can

Symptoms are the inability to retract the foot to expose the acorn, which creates the feeling that there is a ring on the foot that prevents the foot from slipping normally. 3 years, as they are released spontaneously and begin to function normally. There are several forms of treatment, which should be evaluated and guided

Symptoms include the impossibility of exposing the gland, the terminal part of the penis, although the skin does not have enough openness and it is not possible to retract it; this condition is common in infants and tends to disappear, in most cases during the first year, to a lesser extent, up to 5 years,

The phymosis corresponds to the inability to expose the gland, which is the terminal part of the penis, popularly known as the head of the penis, due to an excess of skin at the site. This condition is common in male babies and tends to disappear in most cases until year 1, to a lesser