Everything you need to know about the P-word

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How to take care of the male reproductive organ… Hear it from this doctor.

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00:00It's circumcised better than uncircumcised when it comes to sex.

00:03Did you know the penis does not have a bone in it, but it can still get fractured.

00:09Let's discuss a little bit about the male reproductive organ, the penis.

00:17Penis ke head or glands as we call it, uske upar ek skin ka layer hota hai called the foreskin.

00:23Now for personal reasons, religious beliefs or medical conditions like phimosis,

00:28the foreskin can be surgically removed.

00:30Now this is a circumcised or a cut penis.

00:33If the foreskin is intact and not removed, it is an uncircumcised or uncut penis.

00:39Now a major doubt which a lot of people get is,

00:41kaun se better hai?

00:42Is circumcised better than uncircumcised when it comes to sex?

00:46Well to put your mind at ease, they're both the same.

00:49One is not superior to another.

00:51Penis size, fertility, the ability to maintain erection

00:55is also not affected in either one of those.

00:58But ek point hai, people with uncircumcised penises should make it a point

01:03to clean under their foreskin every day when they're in the shower to maintain proper hygiene.

01:12A very basic but a very important question that I keep getting is,

01:15Doctor, how do I clean my penis?

01:18Suno, sabse pehle you do not need a specific intimate wash.

01:22A mild, preferably unscented body wash will do the trick.

01:26Agar wo nahi hai, toh lukewarm water is also enough.

01:29Ab karna kya hai?

01:30Start cleaning from the head of the penis, along the shaft,

01:33include the balls and the groin area.

01:35For people with uncircumcised penises,

01:38gently retract the foreskin and clean under the foreskin.

01:41Very important.

01:42Ye toh hogi cleaning.

01:43Now remember, you have to change your briefs, boxers, trunks, whatever you wear every day.

01:49And twice a day if you sweat a lot or if you work out.

01:52Kabhi kabhi kya hota hai?

01:56People start seeing chhote chhote daane or bumps on the head of their penis.

02:01So what is it?

02:02They are most likely pearly penile papules,

02:04which are small skin-coloured bumps usually around the head of the penis.

02:08Now they don't carry any symptoms and they're harmless.

02:11But for the peace of your mind, you can go and get it checked.

02:13And once diagnosed as pearly penile papules, they require no treatment.

02:17But if you want to get rid of them, treatment options are available.

02:21Similarly, ek different tare ke bumps bhi hote hain called fodi spots,

02:24which usually occur around the lips, inside the cheeks, on the penis and scrotum.

02:30These are also harmless and not an indication of any disease.

02:37Did you know the penis does not have a bone in it?

02:40But it can still get fractured.

02:42Ab hota kya hai?

02:43Penis ke andar there are two spongy,

02:45cylindrical tissues called corpora cabinosa,

02:48which are covered by a sheet of tissue called tunica albigenia.

02:51Now when you're aroused, blood rushes into corpora cabinosa

02:54and results in what you see as an erection.

02:57Now when this erect penis experiences sudden trauma or bending,

03:01for example, if penis slips out of the vagina and accidentally thrusts into the pelvis,

03:05or if you're changing positions with penis inside the vagina,

03:09or even rolling and falling onto an erect penis,

03:12this can cause the tunica albigena and sometimes even the corpora cabinosa to rupture.

03:17And this is a penile fracture.

03:20Very painful.

03:21Most importantly, yeh ek medical emergency hai.

03:23Bilkul time waste nahi karna, bhaagana hospital.

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