Why can I retract foreskin only during flaccid state but not when erect?

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I have read and understood your problem.

• First of all you should reduce weight. If you cannot achieve by diet control, then you will need medicine.

• You said that you cannot retract foreskin in erect position, but can retract during flaccid state. It means that the junction fold called frenum is short.

• It can be corrected by a small operation or you can use some cream and try to pull foreskin back holding penis in one hand and pulling back with another.

• Do not apply force. Over few days it will be pulled back gradually.

• You have mentioned that you ejaculate very early and cannot get full erection. It appears to be due to stress or anxiety and so do relaxation exercise.

• However, to exclude other cause you need to do some blood tests like hemoglobin (Hb), total count (TC), differential count (DC), fasting sugar, prolactin, thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) and testosterone.

• Stop smoking if you smoke. Check your blood pressure (BP). If you are taking any medicine or nutritional supplement on regular basis, then it may be due to side effect of that.

• Pull your muscles at the end of urination for few seconds then release, repeat this several times daily. You can learn to control premature ejaculation by doing this exercise.

• Another one is stop-start technique. When you feel that you are going to ejaculate stop the sexual stimulation and divert your mind, the penis will relax, after sometime start the stimulation again and repeat the procedure. Over few months you will gradually increase your ejaculation time.

• Most often it is a chronic problem; you have to take medicine in between.

• You can apply Lignocaine gel to head of penis 10 minutes before sex and wipe it off before starting sex.

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• Both preputioplasty and circumcision can be decided up on the examination by surgeon.

• If there is only phimosis then circumcision will do. If there is short frenum also then circumcision with frenuloplasty will be needed.

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• Yes, everything is normal as seen in the pictures (attachment removed to protect patient identity).

• Bandage is there and so the stitches are there to hold the bandage, the doctor will remove it.

• Healing will take by natural process. You cannot speed it up, though you should not delay the healing. So, follow the instructions given by your surgeon like applying any lotion, cream, etc., as advised by him.

• You are absolutely normal as per pictures. Best of luck.

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• You should wait minimum of six weeks after the date of operation for any type of activity.

• You can soak in salt water, but it should not be too salty and should be boiled. Sensitivity will reduce gradually.

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The wound is still raw, because the area is so delicate and wet. It will heal in another two weeks approximately.

Apply Betadine ointment (Povidone-iodine) and avoid friction. You can also apply dressings.

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It is normal and no cause for worry. The site is delicate and so it takes time to heal. It will not cause any problems with sex after it heals completely.

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