Paraphimosis is a urological emergency that occurs when the foreskin, once retracted behind the glans of the penis, cannot be returned to its normal position. If left untreated, it can cause severe complications, including reduced blood flow to the penis and tissue death. Knowing your treatment options is crucial for addressing this condition promptly and…
Infant circumcision, also known as neonatal circumcision, is a surgical procedure in which the foreskin of a male infant’s penis is removed at an early age. This procedure is typically performed in the first few days or weeks after birth and is done for cultural, religious, or medical reasons. The decision to circumcise should be…
The practice of circumcision is not uncommon though it is more so as infant circumcision. In some countries the practice is thriving as a custom or community-based ritual whereas others choose it for better health and hygiene. Whether it’s for aesthetic concerns or the requirement of a medical condition, adult circumcision as expert treatment is…
ZSR Circumcision FAQs What is ZSR circumcision? ZSR, or stapler circumcision, is a cutting-edge procedure for removing the foreskin from the top of the penis that requires only a few small incisions. During the surgery, the surgeon employs a tool resembling a stapler to lessen post-operative bleeding and lower the likelihood of problems. When to go…
Phimosis is a medical condition in which the foreskin of the penis is too tight to be pulled back. This condition can be present in men at birth or develop later in life. It causes pain and difficulty while urinating. In severe cases, phimosis can lead to urinary tract infections, foreskin infection, or balanitis. However, to…
A common surgery in males conducted during childhood or later in adulthood is circumcision. The surgery reduces the risk of sexually transmitted illnesses such as human papillomavirus, genital ulcer disease, and HIV infection. Several disorders like infections of the glans and foreskin called balanitis and balanoposthitis, phimosis and paraphimosis are treated by circumcision in elderly…
A circumcision is the removal of the foreskin, which is the skin that covers the head of the penis. The procedure is usually performed on new-born boys for religious or cultural reasons, but it can also be done for medical reasons. The most common medical reason for circumcision in men is to treat phimosis, which…
The walk to freedom after Circumcision Circumcision is a simple procedure with very few risks or complications but choosing to have it as an adult requires some initiative and planning in getting the right procedure. Expectations for circumcision and planning what is comfortable and suitable to the objectives should be discussed with the surgeon before…
Mythical Facts on Adult Circumcision One of the most complex questions that many parents find hard to answer is whether to get their baby boy circumcised or not. People get circumcision for religious or cultural reasons, while others undergo circumcision due to the health benefits, both during childhood and adulthood. Circumcision is the process that…
Balanitis is a disorder that occurs when a glans penis, or the head of the penis, gets inflamed. This inflammation causes persistent discomfort, tenderness, and swelling in the penis. It gradually becomes a source of great anxiety and humiliation for the individual who is suffering in silence. It is treatable as it primarily affects uncircumcised…