The Penis Looks To Have a Ring At The End

Phimosis is a condition in which the penis is not circumcised, so that the foreskin cannot be pulled up because it is attached too tightly. From the physical appearance, the penis looks to have a ring at the end. Phimosis can occur in infants to adults. Generally, the cause of phimosis in infants occurs due to scar tissue caused by skin diseases. Phimosis in infants can be treated with steroid creams or circumcision. The correct technique for opening the foreskin is to pull it back. A normal baby's foreskin is usually still attached to the head of the penis, so it can't be pulled out. The skin can only be pulled when entering puberty. should not pull the foreskin of the penis carelessly. Phimosis often occurs in infants who have not been circumcised. So, just clean the penis regularly using warm water and mild soap every time you bathe. After that, dry gently and avoid sprinkling powder on his penis as this can trigger skin irritation. Phimosis in adults is an abnormal condition and can be caused by inflammation of the head of the penis as well as infection of the head of the penis.