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Phimosis usually goes away on its own within the first few years of a child's life. If it's causing problems - such as urination (the gates) - it may need treatment. Usually, it is enough to use a special cream. Surgery is rarely necessary. Do not worry if parents notice that their son cannot be removed by the foreskin. Boys and young children's foreskin are usually stretched or glued to the glans penis: Almost all men are born with this type of normal tic. It protects the glans penis (glans) and urethra (urinary tract) under the foreskin from germs. Areas of clogged skin (adhesions) are usually shed, and the tightened foreskin resolves on its own during the first years of life. So it is best to wait a little while before starting treatment. But you should see a doctor if your child is in pain, has a swollen foreskin, or is unable to urinate properly. If the phimosis does not disappear gradually and as a result, the child has problems such as difficulty urinating, it is advisable to seek medical attention. They can test whether phimosis is natural or acquired and whether retracting the foreskin can lead to paraphimosis. The need for treatment depends on the age of the child, the extent of the problem, and its cause. The aim of the treatment is to allow the boy to wash his penis properly and urinate without any hassle or pain. Erections should also not be painful.
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