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About my foreskin on my penis

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aadityaa_45433
aadityaa_45433

Actually IAM 18 years old and I got my foreskin attached to my glans penis and I can't get rid of my foreskin I mean it can't expose my glans.and I masturbate and it's quite normal.but IAM greeting worried how my sex life would be

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  • ml66uk
    ml66uk aadityaa_45433

    Posted

    If you're only 18, then the problem may still fix itself with gentle stretching, but you could also ask a doctor about a steroid cream.  Most cases of phimosis can be fixed by one of those, but for extreme cases, surgery may be required - preputioplasty, a dorsal slit, or circumcision.

    How far back can you retract your foreskin?  

    If you want to add a pic, this should help you add images:

    https://patient.uservoice.com/knowledgebase/articles/402861-how-do-i-add-an-image-to-my-post

    You'll probably need to use a PC or laptop rather than a phone or tablet.

    • aadityaa_45433
      aadityaa_45433 ml66uk

      Posted

      Ty sir for your advice and now I just got that foreskin back and my glans is visible now and i think it just needs proper cleaning
    • ml66uk
      ml66uk aadityaa_45433

      Posted

      If you can fully retract your foreskin when your penis is soft, then you're probably going to be fine.  You should also be able to fully retract your foreskin when your penis is hard though, so keep retracting it till it gets easier.  You definitely need to clean under the foreskin too.

      If your foreskin ever gets trapped behind your glans (the part at the end shaped like an acorn or helmet) when you have an erection, that is "paraphimosis", and if you can't put it back in place with manual pressure and cold water, you should seek immediate medical attention.

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