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Foreskin tightened
I have a tight foreskin from the last 4 days. Which doctor should I consult? I noticed some scars after intercourse and then started to notice the foreskin tightening day by day.
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A foreskin that has become progressively tighter over the last 4 days, especially after noticing small scars or skin tears following intercourse, may be due to:
Small tears that have healed with temporary scarring.
Inflammation or irritation of the foreskin.
Early phimosis (tight foreskin).
Less commonly, an underlying skin condition affecting the foreskin.
Since the tightening is new and progressing, it should be evaluated rather than ignored.
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Seek urgent medical attention if: You cannot pass urine. The foreskin becomes trapped behind the glans and cannot be pulled forward again (paraphimosis). There is severe swelling, increasing pain, pus, or fever. If the problem is due to a recent skin tear, it often improves with proper care once the inflammation settles. However, if significant scarring develops, further treatment may be needed, which is why an early examination by a urologist is recommended. Thank you
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Do u have diabetes??
If ur foreskin was loose earlier and it is tight now it maybe due to infection...
Take proper medicine...
To get rid of this problem
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consult for prescription and guidance
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symptoms suggest acquired phimosis possibly due to repeated micro-tears scarring inflammation.
Consult a Urologist or a General Surgeon as soon as possible.
Avoid forcefully retracting the foreskin.
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Hi, visit a urologist/surgeon in-person
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You should consult a urologist. This may be due to inflammation, scarring (phimosis), or a small tear after intercourse. Avoid forcefully retracting the foreskin and get examined for proper treatment.
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Dr. Sunil Nagar
General Physician
18 yrs exp
Rewa
This is most likely phimosis (tight foreskin) caused by small scars after intercourse.
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kindly consult
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