In this condition, the penis is average in size but covered by the thigh, abdomen, or scrotum tissue. It could happen soon after birth or much later in life. It is not easy to treat, and the surgical options vary depending on the underlying cause. Psychological management or medicines are other options for treatment.
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Query: Hello doctor, My husband was born with a wholly buried penis, and it was never corrected. He is now 86 years old. He is also obese. I currently assist him with showers. Until now, we have been able to get his penis out by manipulating, but it has become increasingly difficult and traumatic. The las... Read Full »
Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. Your husband is 86 years old male and he is not fit to go for general or spinal anesthesia but he can undergo local anesthesia. In my opinion there are two options, first apply Hydrocortisone cream on penis for six weeks twice daily and try to retract foreskin back after ... Read Full »
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