What should I do if the clitoral hood is too long?

Everyone must have often heard of foreskin being too long, but few people have heard of clitoral foreskin being too long. In fact, not only men but women can have foreskin being too long, but women will not say it out loud because they are shy. Clitoral foreskin being too long can also be circumcised. The clitoris can bring pleasure to women during sexual intercourse, so if the foreskin is too long, you must seek medical attention in time. There is no need to be embarrassed because you should not avoid medical treatment for the disease.

The small clitoris also has a foreskin like the male clitoris, but the foreskin does not tightly wrap around the penis like that of men, but is extremely small and short. If the clitoral hood is too long and covers the glans clitoris, it will not get sufficient sexual stimulation during sexual intercourse, which will affect the sexual response, leading to sexual frigidity or lack of sexual desire. The clitoral hood is too long. A careful examination of the vulva can show that the excessive foreskin completely covers the glans clitoris. Treatment involves a circumferential clitoridectomy, which separates the glans clitoridis from the mucous membrane that covers it. In the past, this surgery was considered a miraculous method to improve women's sexual response and received widespread attention from the medical community and society. However, this surgery is only suitable for those with clitoral phimosis. Women who do not have phimosis but are sexually frigid do not need to undergo circular incision.

Clitoral hypertrophy In the past, some people have found that long-term use of androgens can cause the clitoris to be irritated and hypertrophied. In recent years, experts have discovered that women who masturbate frequently or have multiple sexual partners often have enlarged clitorises, which is undoubtedly related to repeated and prolonged direct stimulation of the clitoris. There is currently no reliable treatment for clitoral hypertrophy. It is only possible to slowly reduce clitoral hypertrophy by quitting masturbation and avoiding direct stimulation of the clitoris with hands or other objects.

Clitoral pain Touching and stimulating the clitoris can give women sexual pleasure and arouse sexual desire, but some women report that they experience clitoral tenderness when they are highly excited. This tenderness is actually a very normal sexual response. Because the clitoris is very sensitive to direct stimulation during the peak period of female sexual response, and because the clitoris and the surrounding area of the clitoris do not have corresponding lubrication function, manual stimulation of the clitoris may cause mild pain. In addition, when many newlyweds make love, the man stimulates the clitoris for a long time, which may also cause pain to the woman. These are all physiological changes. Infection is the main cause of pathological clitoral pain, but the types and manifestations of infection vary. If there are isolated and scattered lesions in the clitoris, such as herpetic vulvitis infecting the clitoris, it can cause pain; sometimes the inflammation of the entire vulva is involved, such as patients with candidal vulvitis and vaginitis, who often feel clitoral pain; various local stimuli may be secondary causes of clitoral pain. For example, women with female pruritus and pubic lice may scratch due to unbearable itching of the vulva, and even accompanied by secondary infection, which may aggravate the pain; some young women who often wear crimson briefs and leggings, because these underwear have poor breathability and tightly wrap the buttocks, may cause clitoral pain due to stimulation and friction of chemical fibers; washing the perineum with soapy water, spraying perfume and other chemical stimuli can also cause clitoral pain; neuritis can sometimes spread to the external shadow and affect the clitoris, causing persistent or intermittent pain. This lesion is most common in women with diabetes. When clitoral pain is unbearable, small doses of phenothiazines can be used for treatment, which has a certain relieving effect. Clitoral lesions often cause women to fall into sexual confusion, affecting sexual harmony and satisfaction between couples. Therefore, if women find the above-mentioned clitoral lesions, they should go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time, and should not be ashamed to speak up and avoid medical treatment.

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