My foreskin hasn't been retracting properly for a few months now should I consider circumcision What's the procedure like and how much does it usually cost Is the surgery painful or are there other options to fix this

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Dr Dhankecha Dineshbhai

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Phimosis may be treated with steroid creams initially; circumcision is an effective, commonly performed procedure if needed.

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