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General · 15 March 2026

Phimosis in men can often be treated with creams, says NHS GP

Phimosis in men can often be treated with creams, says NHS GP

Not being able to pull back the foreskin can raise chances of irritation or infection, even for men who never had issues before. NHS GP Dr Zoe Williams suggests all new cases of phimosis, like an 82-year-old reader's, need a medical check to find any root problems. This tightening, sometimes from scarring, often responds to topical creams or gentle exercises, making surgery unnecessary for many.

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