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Problem is delaying ejaculation and phimosis kind of..my foreskin is not retracting and it's painful.
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The painful, non-retracting foreskin is suggestive of symptomatic phimosis and should be evaluated rather than trying to force it back. In adults, phimosis can result from tightness, recurrent inflammation or scarring. Forcing retraction can cause small tears and further scarring, making the problem worse. The ejaculation concern may be addressed separately; phimosis itself can make sexual activity uncomfortable and can sometimes contribute to anxiety or difficulty controlling ejaculation.
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Please consult for examination of the foreskin and to determine whether there is simple tightness or a scarred/pathological ring. Symptomatic phimosis can often initially be managed conservatively under medical supervision, commonly with a prescribed topical corticosteroid and appropriate gentle retraction; surgery is considered when conservative treatment fails or significant scarring is present. Do not forcibly retract the foreskin or attempt aggressive stretching on your own. For better treatment and personalised guidance, you may connect with us at 9 3 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 5 for proper treatment and guidance.
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Keep the area clean with gentle washing and avoid fragranced soaps or irritants. Until the pain settles, avoid vigorous masturbation or intercourse that puts tension on the foreskin. If the foreskin is ever pulled behind the glans and gets stuck there and cannot be brought forward again, this is an emergency because of the risk of impaired blood flow. Once the phimosis is appropriately managed, ejaculation-control techniques such as slower stimulation, the startâstop technique and reducing performance pressure can be addressed separately. Thank you
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Hi, consult a surgeon in-person
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Hello,
Thank you for sharing your concern.
Based on your symptoms, it appears you may have phimosis, where the foreskin is too tight to retract comfortably. If retracting the foreskin is painful, it should be examined by a sexologist or urologist, as treatment depends on the severity.
Regarding delayed ejaculation, it can be related to factors such as stress, reduced penile sensitivity, certain medications, diabetes, hormonal issues, or tight/painful foreskin. A proper evaluation is needed before recommending treatment.
I recommend:
* A physical examination of the foreskin to confirm phimosis.
* Avoid forcefully retracting the foreskin, as it can cause tears and worsening pain.
* Assessment for delayed ejaculation, including your medical history and, if needed, blood sugar and hormone evaluation.
In most cases, phimosis can be managed with appropriate medication, stretching therapy, or a minor procedure if required.
You can book an online or clinic consultation, and I’ll guide you with the most suitable treatment after evaluation.
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Dr. Jyoti Sharma
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12 yrs exp
Rajkot
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Dr. Praveen Kumar Lakhera
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14 yrs exp
Jabalpur
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