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I am having phimosis penis skin during erection can't be retracted fully due to tightness is there any effective treatment in ayurveda???
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Yes , after only proper examination, mild snehana(local oleation) and swedana (local mild fomentation )and the lepa's to be applied based on the degree of tightness to reduce the tightness and make the skin free from retraction, the local application not only helps to reduce the local VAATA DOSHA ,but also prevents and cures local infection and irritation due to collection fluids , consult me for the proper ayurvedic treatment and cure
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Proper examination and assessment is required with medical guidance
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Do not use any local ointments or use any self medications without any medical supervision or guidance , and do not try to forceful release the skin which may lead to local tissue damage and bleeding
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If the foreskin cannot be fully retracted only during erection because of tightness, this is consistent with symptomatic phimosis. In mild-to-moderate cases, it can often be managed conservatively without immediately going for circumcision. The most evidence-supported treatment is a short course of prescribed topical corticosteroid ointment along with gentle, pain-free stretching. Clinical guidelines report good success with this approach, particularly when there is no significant scarring. Ayurvedic local therapies may potentially help associated dryness, irritation or inflammation, the appropriate treatment of the tight preputial ring. Avoid applying oils, herbal pastes or irritant preparations inside the foreskin without examination.
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An examination should determine whether this is simple tightness or scar-related phimosis (including lichen sclerosus/BXO). If the skin is supple without a white scarred ring, conservative treatment has a good chance of working. If there is significant scarring, recurrent infection, painful erections, tearing/bleeding, or failure of conservative treatment, procedures such as preputioplasty or circumcision may be considered. You can also connect with us at 9 3 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 5 for an Ayurvedic assessment and guidance regarding supportive management.
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Do not forcibly retract the foreskin, particularly during erection, because small tears can heal with further scarring and make phimosis worse. Keep the area clean with water and avoid perfumed soaps. If you retract the foreskin during cleaning, always return it to its normal position afterward. If the foreskin becomes stuck behind the glans and cannot be brought forward again, especially with swelling or increasing pain, seek emergency medical care immediately because this is paraphimosis. Thank you
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Consult me for proper guidance and treatment plan.
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Consult with General Surgeon
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Consult personally
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Dr. Danny Devasy
Ayurveda
22 yrs exp
Madurai
Don't waste money on an anatomical anomaly. Pl consult a general surgeon
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Dr. Preeti Paliwal
Ayurveda
14 yrs exp
Gurgaon
examination is must for this
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