Question 1

My foreskin doesn't retract like it should it's not super tight but still won't go back. I'd rather avoid surgery are there any medications or treatments that could help with this?

Accepted Answer

If your foreskin isn't fully retracting and you'd like to avoid surgery, a topical steroid cream or ointment is often recommended. These medications can help soften and loosen the foreskin, making retraction easier. In some cases, gentle stretching exercises can also be beneficial.

Question 2

I have a slightly thick frenulum and want to get it removed it seems like a minor surgery. During intercourse, the pain makes me lose my erection a bit, though using a condom helps. Which type of doctor should I see for this, how much does it usually cost, and are there any risks involved?

Accepted Answer

normal nothing to worry ok.

Question 3

How can I safely increase my penis size through surgery to reach around 9 inches I've been considering this but I'm worried about risks and realistic results 
 
 What are the best surgical options for penis enlargement that can give me significant length gain up to 9 inches without major complications 
 
 Is it actually possible to enlarge my penis to 9 inches with surgery and what's the recovery process like 
 
 I'm really interested in penis enlargement surgery but nervous about side effects can you explain what procedures might work for reaching 9 inches 
 
 What should I know before getting penis enlargement surgery to achieve 9 inches are there non-surgical alternatives that could work too

Accepted Answer

Examples of surgery done to increase the length or thickness of the penis include: Cutting the suspensory ligament. The most widely used surgical procedure to lengthen the penis involves cutting the suspensory ligament that attaches the penis to the pubic bone. Also, skin is moved from the abdomen to the penis shaft

Can varicocele grade 4 be treated naturally without surgery and are there any reliable medications for it

Natural or medical treatments for grade 4 varicocele are often ineffective; surgery is typically recommended for reliable and lasting relief.

More Urology Health Queries

My foreskin doesn't retract like it should it's not super tight but still won't go back. I'd rather avoid surgery are there any medications or treatments that could help with this?

I have a slightly thick frenulum and want to get it removed it seems like a minor surgery. During intercourse, the pain makes me lose my erection a bit, though using a condom helps. Which type of doctor should I see for this, how much does it usually cost, and are there any risks involved?

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