Penis & Foreskin Care - Tips To Keep It Healthy

Maintaining good hygiene and care of your genitals reduces the chances of developing problems like skin irritations and some common infections. Often it is assumed that men know the steps to good penis care, but it never hurts to remind yourself of the best practices. The same basic principles apply whether you have a foreskin or have been circumcised.

There are things you can do to look after yourself.

Penis health: Identify and prevent problems

Penis health involves more than erections. Find out the most common penis problems and strategies to promote penis health.

What is the penis?

Used for urination and sexual intercourse, the penis is made up of two erectile cylinders (corpora cavernosa) that enlarge with blood during erection. A tough fibrous, partially elastic outer casing surrounds the cavernosa. The corpus spongiosum surrounds the urethra (urinary tube), a tube that runs from the bladder to the end of the penis. The urethra carries urine and semen out of the body.

The head of the penis (glans penis) is covered by the foreskin in uncircumcised men.

The foreskin is the sheath of skin that covers the head (glans) of the penis. At birth, the foreskin is fully attached to the penis. In time, the foreskin separates and can be retracted (pulled back). This can usually be done by the age of about two. Sometimes, the foreskin separates later. Occasionally, the foreskin doesn’t separate evenly and areas remain stuck to the glans. These attachments almost always resolve by puberty.

Some of The Topics on this app are:

How to look after your penis' health

Why is penis health so important?

What can go wrong with my penis?

How do I know if there is something wrong with my penis?

General foreskin care – babies and young boys

General foreskin care – teenagers and men

Common foreskin problems

DIY penis maintenance

Maintaining an erection

Protect your penis from STIs

Use your penis to keep it healthy

How to clean your penis

Diagnosis of foreskin problems

Treatment of foreskin problems

Circumcision for older boys and men

What care of the foreskin and penis is needed in infants, children and teenagers?

How do I teach my son to wash his penis?

What happens if someone pulls back my son's foreskin too early?

What is the white lump (smegma) under my son's foreskin?

Why does my son's foreskin 'balloon' when he wees?

What if my son's foreskin can't be pulled back (phimosis)?

What causes my son's foreskin to be red (balanitis)?

What about circumcision?

Care Advice for Foreskin Care

also a few other things that can hurt your penis

8 warning signs from your penis

8 Things You Didn't Know About Your Penis

Visually inspecting your penis regularly to stay aware of any new symptoms or conditions that may occur is healthy and beneficial.

Disclaimer

This information should not replace discussion with your doctor or a healthcare professional. The RCH has made all reasonable efforts to ensure this information is accurate at the time of publishing. The RCH is not responsible for any mistakes, misunderstanding, or the success of any treatment outlined in these handouts. This information is updated regularly. Always check and make sure that you have the current version.

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Mantener una buena higiene y cuidado de sus genitales reduce las posibilidades de desarrollar problemas como irritaciones de la piel y algunas infecciones comunes. A menudo se supone que los hombres conocen los pasos para un buen cuidado del pene, pero nunca está de más recordar las mejores prácticas. Los mismos principios básicos se aplican si usted tiene un prepucio o ha sido circuncidado.

Hay cosas que puedes hacer para cuidarte.

Salud del pene: identificar y prevenir problemas.

La salud del pene implica más que erecciones. Descubra los problemas de pene más comunes y las estrategias para promover la salud del pene.

¿Qué es el pene?

Utilizado para la micción y las relaciones sexuales, el pene está formado por dos cilindros eréctiles (cuerpos cavernosos) que se agrandan con la sangre durante la erección. Una carcasa exterior fibrosa y parcialmente elástica dura rodea la cavernosa. El cuerpo esponjoso rodea la uretra (tubo urinario), un tubo que se extiende desde la vejiga hasta el extremo del pene. La uretra extrae la orina y el semen del cuerpo.

La cabeza del pene (glande del pene) está cubierta por el prepucio en hombres no circuncidados.

El prepucio es la vaina de piel que cubre la cabeza (glande) del pene. Al nacer, el prepucio está totalmente adherido al pene. Con el tiempo, el prepucio se separa y se puede retraer (tirar hacia atrás). Esto generalmente se puede hacer a la edad de alrededor de dos años. A veces, el prepucio se separa más tarde. De vez en cuando, el prepucio no se separa uniformemente y las áreas permanecen pegadas al glande. Estos apegos casi siempre se resuelven por pubertad.

Algunos de los temas en esta aplicación son:

Cómo cuidar la salud de tu pene.

¿Por qué es tan importante la salud del pene?

¿Qué puede salir mal con mi pene?

¿Cómo puedo saber si hay algún problema con mi pene?

Cuidado general del prepucio - bebés y niños pequeños

Cuidado general del prepucio - adolescentes y hombres.

 Problemas comunes del prepucio.

Bricolaje mantenimiento del pene

Mantener una erección

Protege tu pene de las ITS

Usa tu pene para mantenerlo saludable

Cómo limpiar tu pene

Diagnóstico de problemas del prepucio.

Tratamiento de problemas del prepucio.

Circuncisión para varones mayores y hombres.

¿Qué cuidado del prepucio y el pene se necesita en bebés, niños y adolescentes?

¿Cómo le enseño a mi hijo a lavarse el pene?

¿Qué sucede si alguien retira el prepucio de mi hijo demasiado pronto?

¿Qué es el bulto blanco (smegma) debajo del prepucio de mi hijo?

¿Por qué el "globo" de prepucio de mi hijo se encuentra cuando está?

¿Qué pasa si el prepucio de mi hijo no puede ser retirado (fimosis)?

¿Qué causa que el prepucio de mi hijo sea rojo (balanitis)?

¿Qué pasa con la circuncisión?

Consejos de cuidado para el cuidado de prepucio

También algunas otras cosas que pueden lastimar su pene.

8 señales de advertencia de tu pene

8 cosas que no sabías sobre tu pene

Inspeccionar visualmente su pene regularmente para mantenerse al tanto de cualquier síntoma o condición nueva que pueda ocurrir es saludable y beneficioso.

Renuncia

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Maintaining good hygiene and care of your genitals reduces the chances of developing problems like skin irritations and some common infections. Often it is assumed that men know the steps to good penis care, but it never hurts to remind yourself of the best practices. The same basic principles apply whether you have a foreskin or have been circumcised.

There are things you can do to look after yourself.

Penis health: Identify and prevent problems

Penis health involves more than erections. Find out the most common penis problems and strategies to promote penis health.

What is the penis?

Used for urination and sexual intercourse, the penis is made up of two erectile cylinders (corpora cavernosa) that enlarge with blood during erection. A tough fibrous, partially elastic outer casing surrounds the cavernosa. The corpus spongiosum surrounds the urethra (urinary tube), a tube that runs from the bladder to the end of the penis. The urethra carries urine and semen out of the body.

The head of the penis (glans penis) is covered by the foreskin in uncircumcised men.

The foreskin is the sheath of skin that covers the head (glans) of the penis. At birth, the foreskin is fully attached to the penis. In time, the foreskin separates and can be retracted (pulled back). This can usually be done by the age of about two. Sometimes, the foreskin separates later. Occasionally, the foreskin doesn’t separate evenly and areas remain stuck to the glans. These attachments almost always resolve by puberty.

Some of The Topics on this app are:

How to look after your penis' health

Why is penis health so important?

What can go wrong with my penis?

How do I know if there is something wrong with my penis?

General foreskin care – babies and young boys

General foreskin care – teenagers and men

Common foreskin problems

DIY penis maintenance

Maintaining an erection

Protect your penis from STIs

Use your penis to keep it healthy

How to clean your penis

Diagnosis of foreskin problems

Treatment of foreskin problems

Circumcision for older boys and men

What care of the foreskin and penis is needed in infants, children and teenagers?

How do I teach my son to wash his penis?

What happens if someone pulls back my son's foreskin too early?

What is the white lump (smegma) under my son's foreskin?

Why does my son's foreskin 'balloon' when he wees?

What if my son's foreskin can't be pulled back (phimosis)?

What causes my son's foreskin to be red (balanitis)?

What about circumcision?

Care Advice for Foreskin Care

also a few other things that can hurt your penis

8 warning signs from your penis

8 Things You Didn't Know About Your Penis

Visually inspecting your penis regularly to stay aware of any new symptoms or conditions that may occur is healthy and beneficial.

Disclaimer

This information should not replace discussion with your doctor or a healthcare professional. The RCH has made all reasonable efforts to ensure this information is accurate at the time of publishing. The RCH is not responsible for any mistakes, misunderstanding, or the success of any treatment outlined in these handouts. This information is updated regularly. Always check and make sure that you have the current version.

If you like this Application please consider leaving a positive review and/or rating for it in the store.

Do not hesitate to make your comment, suggestion, advice and so on via kzapps88@gmail.com