Cleaning the foreskin generally refers to cleaning the foreskin of the foreskin on the head of the penis, which can be gently flipped open to expose the head of the penis and rinsed with warm water. If there exists an inability to turn it over, prompt treatment is needed.
In childhood, the head of the penis is usually covered by the foreskin, and the temperature and humidity inside the foreskin are more suitable for bacterial growth and reproduction. If it is not cleaned for a long period of time, the accumulation of circumcision scale may cause localized infection and inflammation. Children can, with the help of their parents, gently turn over the foreskin to fully expose the head of the penis and rinse it with warm water, acting gently and avoiding the use of irritating skin care products.
If they are unable to turn it up or turn it back to fully expose the head of the penis, they can turn to the doctor for instrumental assistance and, if necessary, surgical treatment to treat the prepuce.