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Non retractable foreskin

2017-02-26 18:54:37
I read that a normal penis, when erect (uncircumcised) should be easily retractable without pain. But after having sex, when the foreskin is pulled back over the head, it stays there until I slowly and lightly pull it back into place (which hurts) I read that this condition is called a tight foreskin. I was wondering what the recovery options are. Are there any creams or pills I can take to loosen my penis?
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Hello I can understand your concern. This is the condition of paraphimosis. It needs surgical removal. Consult to sexologist or surgeon near by you for this procedure.

Answered2017-02-27 05:18:07

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