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Pulling foreskin back during erection, is this bad?
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Ok, but...: Ok to pull up (retract) foreskin during erection, but always pull it down afterward so to avoid paraphimosis. More concerns? Have a urologist take a look so to clarify what may be the realistic issues.
Answered 5/26/2017
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