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Question: hii sir open my pennis image my foreskin is not opening and going to urine my foreskin area was very big give me any medicines like cream please help me sir
Brief Answer:
Most likely ballanitis (and phimosis). Need to go in to be seen.
Detailed Answer:
Hello XXXXXXX
Sometimes the foreskin can become infected and then swells and causes difficulty with retraction. When it is mild, anti fungal cream can be used. But when it becomes so swollen that you cannot retract the foreskin, you need to see a urologist (doctor that specializes in treating problems of the urinary tract). You may need a circumcision to resolve the problem. This may sound scary, but in adults, it is done under anesthesia by a well trained urologist/surgeon.
So the cause may be an infection, which can sometimes (in mild cases) be treated with an anti fungal or antibiotic. But phimosis can also happen due to scarring from trauma or forcibly retracting the foreskin. Steroid cream can be used to decrease the inflammation. Again - if it is severe such as the foreskin is splitting or entirely unretractable, then circumcision is needed.
From the picture you sent, it looks like you may have some ballanitis (infection of the foreskin).
I strongly recommend you go in to be seen by a doctor where you can be given corticosteroids and an anti fungal cream and assessed for how severe the problem is. If you cannot urinate, go in to the ER immediately. If you are developing pain or increased swelling, then go in to be seen promptly.
I hope this information helps. Please let me know if I can provide further information or clarification.
Most likely ballanitis (and phimosis). Need to go in to be seen.
Detailed Answer:
Hello XXXXXXX
Sometimes the foreskin can become infected and then swells and causes difficulty with retraction. When it is mild, anti fungal cream can be used. But when it becomes so swollen that you cannot retract the foreskin, you need to see a urologist (doctor that specializes in treating problems of the urinary tract). You may need a circumcision to resolve the problem. This may sound scary, but in adults, it is done under anesthesia by a well trained urologist/surgeon.
So the cause may be an infection, which can sometimes (in mild cases) be treated with an anti fungal or antibiotic. But phimosis can also happen due to scarring from trauma or forcibly retracting the foreskin. Steroid cream can be used to decrease the inflammation. Again - if it is severe such as the foreskin is splitting or entirely unretractable, then circumcision is needed.
From the picture you sent, it looks like you may have some ballanitis (infection of the foreskin).
I strongly recommend you go in to be seen by a doctor where you can be given corticosteroids and an anti fungal cream and assessed for how severe the problem is. If you cannot urinate, go in to the ER immediately. If you are developing pain or increased swelling, then go in to be seen promptly.
I hope this information helps. Please let me know if I can provide further information or clarification.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
in this process operation is compulsory or any cream is there and police recruitment is there any problem and any sex problems is there in this process
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
The operation (circumcision) is not compulsory if the problem has only occurred once and if it isn't too severe and can respond to medicine.
But if you can't retract it and it interferes with urination then yes, surgery is needed.
Circumcision, even in adult men, is a safe procedure. Unlike what is done with newborn boys, the procedure is done in the operating room, you would have good anesthesia, and the risks are low. It should not interfere with sex once you are fully healed after the operation.
But it may still be possible to treat this medically without surgery, but you will need to go in to the doctor to have this treated soon.
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Detailed Answer:
The operation (circumcision) is not compulsory if the problem has only occurred once and if it isn't too severe and can respond to medicine.
But if you can't retract it and it interferes with urination then yes, surgery is needed.
Circumcision, even in adult men, is a safe procedure. Unlike what is done with newborn boys, the procedure is done in the operating room, you would have good anesthesia, and the risks are low. It should not interfere with sex once you are fully healed after the operation.
But it may still be possible to treat this medically without surgery, but you will need to go in to the doctor to have this treated soon.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
police or any government jobs for medical checking is there any problem and sex with new wife and new born babies also it will happend
Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
I am sorry, but I don't understand what this means:
"police or any government jobs for medical checking".
Once you are either treated with medication or have the surgery, you should be fine to have sex with your new wife, without problems.
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Detailed Answer:
I am sorry, but I don't understand what this means:
"police or any government jobs for medical checking".
Once you are either treated with medication or have the surgery, you should be fine to have sex with your new wife, without problems.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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