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2017-11-11 08:35:20
Unable to pull the penis foreskin completely down below the head...it pains when I try to pull it in erect position
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Thank you for your question. The condition you are describing is called phimosis. The only way to manage this is by having a small operation called circumcision. Please don't waste time and money on so called natural remedies as they don't work. Phimosis can cause difficulty with getting and maintaining an erection or with delaying ejaculation.
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see a urologist or general surgeon

Answered2017-11-14 07:25:15

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