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PostPosted: 06/20/06 - 15:46    Post subject: swollen foreskin Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi

I am hoping someone can help me. About 30 mins after masturbating I noticed that my foreskin has become swollen around the head of my penis. The head itself is not red or swollen, it is just the foreskin. Before I noticed the swelling it felt really itchy, and has done for a couple of days. I don't know if this is connected but I am recovering from a viral infection. Do you have any advice to help me out?

Steve
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