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What Is The Swelling Of Foreskin After Having Intercourse?

I had sex last night 12-14 hours and It was hard core shit man I used baby oil vasaline and condoms but when I looked at my penis like 3 hours later it s swollen up and so is my foreskin my foreskin it s covering my whole helmet but I don t feel no pain only a little discomfort pulling fore shit back to piss but doesn t hurt when I wee what is this due to ? Can you help and what would recommend me doing never had anything like this before
Wed, 27 Apr 2022
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Hello,

You are experiencing swelling of the foreskin after intercourse, you hurt when you have to pull the foreskin to piss. Be gentle with yourself. It can be due to rough sex, latex allergy, trauma, bacterial/fungal infection, etc. take antihistamine to control the symptoms due to allergic reaction. You can take a course of antibiotics or retroviral to fight the infection causing inflammation and swelling.

Apply antifungal cream like clotrimazole or miconazole to reduce fungal infections. If you are still hurting take acetaminophen, one SOS to help reduce inflammation. Try to gently roll the foreskin forwards, towards the tip of penis, you may use some Vaseline to help it easily roll. Gradually you should be able to get the foreskin in normal position. However, if you are still in discomfort get clinically examined by a Urologist. Get it treated. If para-phimosis or balanitis is detected, you will be treated accordingly.

Your Urologist may recommend circumcision, a surgical procedure to remove the foreskin if required. Focus on your hygiene, have a warm bath and make sure to wash your penis every day. Keep it dry and clean, wear loose underwear to keep the area airy and unconstrained. Use protection when having sex and choose condoms that are for sensitive skin.

Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Regards,
Dr. Nupur K., General & Family Physician
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What Is The Swelling Of Foreskin After Having Intercourse?

Hello, You are experiencing swelling of the foreskin after intercourse, you hurt when you have to pull the foreskin to piss. Be gentle with yourself. It can be due to rough sex, latex allergy, trauma, bacterial/fungal infection, etc. take antihistamine to control the symptoms due to allergic reaction. You can take a course of antibiotics or retroviral to fight the infection causing inflammation and swelling. Apply antifungal cream like clotrimazole or miconazole to reduce fungal infections. If you are still hurting take acetaminophen, one SOS to help reduce inflammation. Try to gently roll the foreskin forwards, towards the tip of penis, you may use some Vaseline to help it easily roll. Gradually you should be able to get the foreskin in normal position. However, if you are still in discomfort get clinically examined by a Urologist. Get it treated. If para-phimosis or balanitis is detected, you will be treated accordingly. Your Urologist may recommend circumcision, a surgical procedure to remove the foreskin if required. Focus on your hygiene, have a warm bath and make sure to wash your penis every day. Keep it dry and clean, wear loose underwear to keep the area airy and unconstrained. Use protection when having sex and choose condoms that are for sensitive skin. Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Nupur K., General & Family Physician