Foreskin not coming back over glans

2018-11-19 04:24:35
I have did masturbation from my earlier days  , I was not aware that foreskin will come out of glans ... then during first time intercourse after marriage , I forgot to pull back my foreskin back ..which caused my skin to swell ... Checked with doctor, he removed back and restored it to normal.. now I am doing exercises  to stretch foreskin , what shall I do ?
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Paraphimosis is a sexual disorder which affects only uncircumcised men. People sometimes assume that Phimosis and Paraphimosis are moreover similar. Phimosis is the condition when the foreskin of the penis can no longer be pulled back from the tip of the penis and it mostly affects young males. On the other hand, Paraphimosis is a serious condition in which the foreskin cannot be pulled forward from the tip of the penis. Basically it is the condition when the foreskin is unable to return to its normal position, over the tip of the penis. This disorder has many side-effects which includes swelling in the foreskin, and it may even slow or stop the flow of blood to the tip of the penis. This condition is very serious and needs immediate attention and treatments.
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Answered2018-11-29 10:49:17

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Share me some more details with images And consult  me

Answered2018-11-19 05:02:36

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see it may b phimosis or paraphimosis, both can b emergency condtion during erection. i need ur pic for further comments, not all cases needs surgery

Answered2018-11-19 04:37:04

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