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Xylocaine 2% jelly for tight foreskin?
I have tight foreskin problem since teen age..when penis is not erected my foreskin moves freely up and down..but when its erected my foreskin hurts when its rolled down.. I am thinking of getting married recently..I have no erection or ejaculation related problem..
I am thinking to make gentle massage everyday to make my foreskin loose ..
Can I use Xylocaine 2% jelly as an anasthetic for reducing the pain during foreskin down session?
If yes then where I have to apply that on foreskin on glans or in shaft?plz inform the quantity and and duration for using that cream also..Thank You.
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Not use self medicine
Consult online with me for better result
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Dr. Arjit Gaurav
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12 yrs exp
Gandhinagar
better send pic for proper assessment
it may b phimosis or paraphimosis
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Dr. Vinay Gupta
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36 yrs exp
Bilaspur
Yes u can. Donot be so calculative. Apply on ur distal part, do masturbation and enjoy. U may be benifited.
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