Share the following stages of Phimosis:.
Phimosis is common in children.
Pathological Phimosis can be congenital and acquired.
In cicatricial Phimosis, the circumcision is shown.
Thus, the signs of Phimosis are eliminated.
Phimosis acquired at birth,
Medical indications for surgery are Phimosis, paraPhimosis, recurrent balanoposthitis.
It is usually performed for a condition called Phimosis.
This is the most common surgical removal of Phimosis.
Complications of physiological Phimosis in children are extremely rare.
Phimosis is not a disease- Phimosis is a condition.
This method is effective for eliminating Phimosis in boys.
In general, Phimosis naturally disappears at age 3 or 4,
namely at the first erective phases.
Unconfined congenital Phimosis is a condition with unknown causes,
which can also be solved spontaneously, with growth;
But in the absence of Phimosis, only conservative methods of treatment are
used(drugs are prescribed biseptol, levomycetin, erythromycin, and others).
In addition to the above clinical manifestations of the disease, it is possible to develop individual pathologies provoked by Phimosis.
This may be because uncircumcised men are at
risk for other conditions that affect the penis, such as Phimosis and smegma.
Deaths attributed to Phimosis and circumcision were grouped together,
but Gairdner argued that such deaths were probably due to the circumcision operation.
The acquired non-serrated Phimosis, on the other hand,
is a condition with very specific causes(including balanitis, balanopostitis and lichen sclerosus), which always requires adequate treatment.
The term Phimosis denotes both physiological stage of development(it is not referred
as disease), and a pathological condition, when Phimosis can cause problems for a person.
A characteristic feature is that at the beginning of the disease the inflammation of the
head is expressed slightly, but afterwards the process becomes so active that Phimosis develops.