I am a 24 year old man. I had this problem for a very long period of time but It didn't really concerned me. Lately I am little worried about it. The problem is with my penis. The foreskin of my penis is too tight and it hurts when I try to pull it back. But I can pull it back when I don't have the erection. It didn't concern me earlier but recently I when I tried to penetrate my partner my foreskin cracked and I started bleeding. I guess the fact that she was too tight so when I pushed it in the foreskin was forced and it cracked. The penis head has never been exposed. I need to know what is it that I need to do to fix this. I kinda feel like the foreskin is still attached at the bottom of the tip.

Dr. Prithviraj SinghaHomeopath6yrs exp

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Dear Lybrate User, You may be suffering from a clinical condition called PHIMOSIS. The most conventional method to get rid of it is surgery. However, if you are unwilling to undergo surgery then you can try the following process at home. 1) Buy Betamethasone cream from local allopathic shop. During buying you should check the composition of the cream to confirm whether it contains 0.05% Betamethasone in it. If you cannot find 0.05% Betamethasone cream then you can buy any local Anaesthetic Gel (e.g. Lidocaine, Lignocaine, Xylocaine) from allopathic retail shop. 2) Apply a little amount of that anaesthetic gel at the lower part of the prepuce of penis where the foreskin remains attached. 3) After application of the gel, retract the foreskin backwards as far as you can. Due to the anaesthetic property of the gel you will be able to retract the foreskin backwards to some extent more than you can do in normal condition. 4) Release the foreskin when you feel pain 5) Again repeat the same process. Do it continuously for at least 30 minutes in a day. Within a month you will feel that your foreskin has become loose. 

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