
Have Swelling And Cut On Tip Of Foreskin And Problem In Retracting Foreskin. Suggest?

Question: Hello, I have swelling on the tip of my foreskin and minor vertical cuts (look like paper cuts). I noticed this 1 or so days ago after having sex with my only partner in the last 2 years. Retracting my foreskin is some what irritating and it when it does retract it feels tighter than before. Nothing abnormal with the actual penis head. Any advice? I already made an amppointment with my urologist. Should I keep retracting it even though it doesn't allow the minor cuts to heal?
Brief Answer:
Gentle retraction is acceptable.
Detailed Answer:
Welcome to the forum.
This is suggestive of inflammation of the foreskin and glans called balano-posthitis.
You need to clean the area during bath/showers by as gentle retraction as possible.
Apply anti-bacterial ointment like Mupirocin to the part thrice daily for three weeks.
In the long run, circumcision will be beneficial.
Wish you good health,
Gentle retraction is acceptable.
Detailed Answer:
Welcome to the forum.
This is suggestive of inflammation of the foreskin and glans called balano-posthitis.
You need to clean the area during bath/showers by as gentle retraction as possible.
Apply anti-bacterial ointment like Mupirocin to the part thrice daily for three weeks.
In the long run, circumcision will be beneficial.
Wish you good health,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar


This appeared this Monday. Should I be doing anything else. This has ever happened why do you think now?
How can I get the swelling down?
Should I avoid sex during these 3 weeks
How can I get the swelling down?
Should I avoid sex during these 3 weeks
Brief Answer:
Better to avoid sex till it heals---
Detailed Answer:
Welcome back,
I have already given you the answers. This can happen anytime to anybody.
Regards,
Better to avoid sex till it heals---
Detailed Answer:
Welcome back,
I have already given you the answers. This can happen anytime to anybody.
Regards,
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar

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