What should I do if there is a lot of smegma?

When excessive smegma is found, the following measures can be taken: 1. Daily cleaning: Gently wash with warm water every day, especially in areas where smegma tends to accumulate. Avoid using soap or strong alkaline cleansers to prevent irritation of the sensitive foreskin tissue. 2. Foreskin repositioning: During cleaning, ensure the foreskin is fully returned to its normal position to reduce smegma accumulation. 3. Medication: If smegma causes inflammation of the penis or glans, anti-inflammatory medications such as levofloxacin tablets or amoxicillin granules may be used under medical supervision. 4. Improve lifestyle habits: Keep the area dry, wear breathable underwear, and avoid excessive use of wet wipes or scented products to minimize irritation. 5. Surgical treatment: If excessive smegma is due to phimosis or redundant foreskin, circumcision may be considered under a doctor's guidance.