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A member asked:
Boyfriend uncircumcised, pain after sex sometimes, a couple times he would be bleeding alot. lube not an issue and nothing extreme. should we worry?
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Yes: he is at risk for a bacterial infection under the foreskin and should be checked by a family physician
Answered 4/5/2015
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