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Does anything happen to the foreskin after sex?
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Possibly: After sex, the intercourse can become inflammed and become tender. There are certain factors that will worsen this such as diabetes, vascular disease, and intercourse for a long period of time. This is generally temporary and will resolve quickly. If not, see your physician for a possible circumcision.
Answered 10/10/2013
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