Foreskin constriction

A narrowing of the foreskinThe foreskin is a soft piece of skin that covers the glans of the penis. It can be pushed back and forth and should be regularly observed during intimate hygiene. is technically known as phimosisPhimosis means constriction. However, phimosis usually refers to the narrowing of the foreskin, which means that the foreskin of the penis cannot be fully retracted. This can cause painful discomfort and inflammation, as it makes intimate h.... If the foreskin cannot be pulled back over the glansRefers to the slightly thickened, front end of the penis with the mouth of the urethra as well as the front, visible end of the clitoris. The glans swells during sexual arousal and is often the most sensitive part of the external genitals. ... without pain, it should be examined by a medical professional. A narrowing of the foreskin is either congenital or the result of inflammation or injury. In the vast majority of cases, it can be treated with a special cream and only very rarely needs to be treated surgically. In many cases, it simply grows outOuting, outing: To out someone is to disclose a person's gender identity and/or sexual orientation to another person or group against his/her will. during pubertyPuberty is the period when children grow into adults. Puberty involves many physical and emotional changes and is a very challenging time. and the foreskin can be retracted without any problems.