How to judge children's phimosis is too long

It is not complicated to judge whether a child has phimosis, as long as you try to turn up the foreskin, such as not turning up the exposed penis head and coronary groove or only partially turning up the foreskin, part of the foreskin and penis head adhesion and not completely turning up, all belong to phimosis. It is important to emphasize that there are some special types of penis development abnormalities, which may also be combined with phimosis problems, such as concealed penis, hypospadias, etc. These phimosis not only can not turn up the foreskin, but also the whole penis exposed abnormal, as well as urethral opening abnormal problems. Treatment methods are not simple circumcision, but more complex penile orthopedic surgery or urethroplasty surgery.