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Uncircumcised penis
Hello doctor, the foreskin of my penis hardly goes back at the time of erection causing pain and i donno, is that a normal sign or a bad sign, and am scared if i think of the pain which it causes when i have sex, please clear me this doubt sir. So that i can get rid of my fear...
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If the pain is frequent and impacts your sexual activity. My recommendation would be to get your penis circumcised for smooth sexual life in future.
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Dr. Arun Kumar
Ayurveda
36 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello, Many times when it is borderline phimosis… Then during intercourse if you use proper lubricants like, lubic jelly, k-y jelly or any other jelly or oil etc. for both of you then many times there is no pain or tear of the foreskin and you can have painless intercourse.
But sometimes if the partner's vagina is very tight or dry then you may face problem.
So first you try the above said lubricants if your problem is not solved then you must consult a General Surgeon.
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