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Tight foreskin after Herpes treatment

2018-02-04 22:23:04
I’ve recently had Herpes and got treatment for it aswell, it now seems treated but the problem i have it that my foreskin won’t pull back anymore before having the Herpes my foreskin would pull back perfectly fine but now I can’t pull it back it seems really tight and I think it’s due to this Herpes and I’m wondering if you could advise me on what to do to make it go back normal. Thankyou
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Maybe there is scarring due to herpes
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circumcision is the best solution for the same

Answered2018-02-05 11:49:10

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Answered2018-12-02 05:09:48

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