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06 Aug, 2020
để phát hiện có bị hẹp bao quy đầu không mà đi chữa chứ :D
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This Penis (dương vật) Condition (tình trạng) Often Goes Undetected (không được phát hiện) Until a Person Tries to Masturbate (thủ dâm)
It was 2:30 am on a November morning when Steve woke up to the snuffles (sự khụt khịt; tiếng kêu khụt khịt; sự nghẹt mũi; giọng nghẹt mũi; (từ hiếm,nghĩa hiếm) lời nói đạo đức giả) of his three-month-old son. The 35-year-old from Ontario slung on a bathrobe and went to change his baby’s diaper (tã). As he tossed the used diaper in the trash (sọt rác), he caught a glimpse (nhìn thoáng qua) of his son’s penis, and something that had evaded him since birth suddenly became crystal clear. “After seeing how his foreskin worked, that's when it clicked for me,” Steve says. “Honestly, I had always thought mine was different from others because I was not circumcised (cắt bao quy đầu (của một người đàn ông) theo một lễ nghi tôn giáo hoặc vì những lý do y học; cắt âm vật của một phụ nữ).”
Steve experiences a medical condition in which he is unable to pull his foreskin back past his glans (the round part forming the end of the penis). This condition—known as ‘phimosis’ (chứng hẹp bao quy đầu) —is congenital (bẩm sinh) in most male babies, whose penises are still developing and therefore have adhesions preventing full flexibility of the foreskin. Around 96 percent of baby boys have a non-retractable foreskin, but biological changes and the onset of erections (cương cứng) mean that the foreskin becomes looser as they grow older. By the time men reach 18 years old, the figure drops to around two percent and is referred to as ‘pathological phimosis.’
The most common cause is infection to the penis due to poor hygiene.
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