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Is it normal? Should I worry?
I am 26 years old. I can fully retract my foreskin when the penis is not erect, but during erection I can only pull it back partially because it feels tight. I do not have pain during masturbation and there is no bleeding or tearing. Around 5 years ago, a urologist examined my penis when it was not erect and did not mention any serious issue; he only advised cleaning the white buildup under the foreskin. Is my current condition normal, or could it be mild phimosis/tight foreskin? Will this cause problems during sex, and should any treatment be considered?
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