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Foreskin retraction and scaring
Hi Dr, I'm concerned about my penile foreskin. It has been retracted behind the head for quite some time, possibly since puberty. I don't have old photos to know if it used to cover the head normally. Earlier, I didn't pay attention because I thought the penis was mainly for urination and didn't know its role in sexual or married life. I have never watched pornography or seen an adult male naked. Recently, I noticed that my 22-year-old elder brother's foreskin fully covered his glans, with only the urinary opening visible, which made me wonder if mine is normal. I have never been circumcised. A urologist on Practo said I may have a short foreskin. Later, a female dermatologist examined me and mentioned possible fibrosis/scarring and advised complete circumcision. I felt embarrassed, but she was the only dermatologist available in my town. I've attached a photo for evaluation. Could you please advise whether this is short foreskin or scarring, and whether circumcision is necessary?
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Hi this is quite normal but incomplete retraction of penis becomes problematic during sexual intercourse . It can lead do discomfort or scarring so please consult a andrologist who can examine you and advise circumcision if needed . This will not go away with any medicine .
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It needs to be treated by an expert Sexologist asap
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Hi Practo user A homoeopathic treatment will give you best results naturally You can easily take an online consultation for personalised treatment Or click on the calling option over my profile on Practo
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See you can consult me on 916702500one will give all details there
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It seems to be a normal and healthy penis... The forskin can be at various lengths. So there is no issue until and unless you have any symptoms like Pain, itching, bleeding while erection and having intercourse... Feel free to consult online for any further treatment. WA: Nine four zero nine three seven two six zero zero
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It is normal if you do not have any symptoms.
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> Thank you for detailed history. > A short foreskin can be a normal anatomical variation. Scarring/fibrosis is suspected when skin looks thick, whitish or tight and non-elastic. > A photo is not enough to confirm scarring or to decide about circumcision. > Circumcision is advised only if there is pain on erection, tight ring, recurrent infection or confirmed skin disease. > Please get an in-person checkup with a urologist. Maintain hygiene and do not forcefully retract foreskin. > You can consult for proper evaluation.
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If there is no problem with erection,no need to do anything.Still if you have questions,you can consult online,I have a male doctor available at my clinic.
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