Hello,
What your husband has got is phimosis caused by formation of adhesions after the injury. Treatment includes application of a steroid cream to the foreskin up to three times a day for about a month to loosen the adhesive ring. If ballooning during micturition is present, then surgical removal of all or part of the foreskin(circumcision) may be recommended.
Please get it evaluated from a urologist. It is very difficult to precisely confirm a diagnosis without examination and investigations and the answer is based on the medical information provided. For exact diagnosis, you are requested to consult your doctor. I sincerely hope that helps. Take care and please do keep me posted on how you are doing.
Sorry I meant to say; " most likely will not be covered by insurance."
Ron
Depending or where you are located Circumcision might not (most likely) will be covered by insurance. Also circumcision does have it risks and different results. Circumcision might not prevent you from further problems dealing with the penis.
Several people on this site have written about conditions of the penis even being circumcised.
Most problems of the foreskin can be treated with a steroid cream.
Circumcision removes the sensitve nerves of the foreskin. During intercourse the foreskin also acts like a sliding mechanism making intercourse more pleasurable for both partners. Ths foreskin slides back and fort without causing friction between the vagina and penis. When circucised this sliding mechanism is removed and artificial lubrication might be required to ensure no discomfort during intercourse.
However some males desire to get circumcised to experience the difference. Most males who have gone trhough with this decision are regretting that they did so. Once the foreskin is gone, it can sometimes be stretched to give the appearence of not being circumcised. The sensitivity of the real foreskin can never be regained.
All the best.
Ron