Must I treat phimosis?
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Well, today I discovered that my inability to retract my foreskin is a medical condition. This is a little embarrassing, I am 25 y/o and never have I saw my Glans penis, since I can remember myself it always been under my foreskin. I thought it was normal that way, that only circumcised men can unveil the penis head, but apparently everyone should be able to do it. Must I seek treatment even though it never bothered me? I can pee and musterbate without any issues and though I'm not very sexually active, the few times I had sex(with a condom) I havn't felt anything was wrong, It's just been like this since forever, should I really try to fix something that I didn't even knew was broken till today?
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Tewks schwiling64295
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schwiling64295 Tewks
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Islay schwiling64295
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If you can urinate, masturbate and ejaculate without a problem, it's OK!
Ideally, your foreskin should retract when masturbating or having sex, but if it doesn't and you (and your partner) are happ - just enjoy it as it is!
There is an ointment you can apply to the tip of your foreskin to loosen it, which can sometimes be effective. You can ask your doctor about this.
I hope my reply helps...
Islay
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schwiling64295 Islay
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simonthethird schwiling64295
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I very much doubt if many would be willing to give you unprotected oral sex for example. I would certainly advise seeing a doctor for alternatives
Islay simonthethird
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I must disagree with your assertion that a woman would not wish to give oral sex to a man with phimosis. I speak from experience. It's enjoyable for both the woman and the man.
simonthethird Islay
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We may live in different words [or continents] regarding protected oral as - although I largely agree with you - it's not been unknown with me - and I shower regularly!