Фимоз: как понять, что это он и когда нужна операция?

My Telegram channel - https://t.me/urolog_androlog_online For consultations: +7 (917) 523-54-33 Phimosis in adolescents and adult men is a topic that is frequently asked about, but rarely discussed openly. In this episode, we explore in detail what phimosis is, why the glans penis won't open, how to distinguish physiological from pathological phimosis, and what signs indicate the problem requires treatment. We explain how to recognize phimosis, the different degrees of foreskin narrowing, and the causes of pain during erections, fissures, itching, and chronic inflammation. We also discuss common causes: infections, balanitis and balanoposthitis, microtrauma, lichen sclerosus (kraurosis), and what many men don't know: phimosis can be the first symptom of diabetes. In this episode, you'll learn: — the difference between phimosis in adolescents and phimosis in adults; — whether phimosis can be treated without surgery, which ointments actually work, and when; — what mechanical stretching is, and who is it suitable for; — when surgery is needed, and the differences between circumcision and preputioplasty; — how phimosis affects sensitivity, sex, and quality of life; — what to do with acute paraphimosis, when the foreskin is stuck behind the glans penis. We also show you how to self-diagnose phimosis, what to look for, and which hygiene mistakes most often worsen the condition. 00:00 You asked, we do it 00:26 We'll answer your questions 01:17 What is phimosis 01:36 Phimosis in children 02:11 Phimosis in adults 02:33 Why phimosis occurs 03:10 Lichen sclerosus 04:38 Damage from masturbation and sex 05:13 Diabetes 06:12 Why phimosis is dangerous 07:20 Penile cancer 07:59 Paraphimosis 09:22 How phimosis affects sex 10:23 Phimosis and infertility 11:00 How do I know if I have phimosis? 11:35 Phimosis stages 12:28 Can it go away on its own? 13:16 Phimosis treatment 13:28 Phimosis ointments 14:30 Phimosis stretching 14:54 Circumcision 15:26 Prepuceplasty 15:58 Circumcision Episode Announcement 16:29 Phimosis Prevention