retracted foreskin wont go back up.

Sorry, no idea buddy but talk to your parents or doctor.

nah, you're cool. most american men have circumcised penises, they seem OK with it. but if you're not comfortable with it, you can put it back. just pull it back as far as you can, get some lube on the underside of the foreskin and head of the penis (hock a loogey on it or something) and then just go slowly forward and back until it gets back over the edge of the head.

or you can just pinch a little bit of skin in your fingers on either side and force it forward. it doesn't look pretty, but it doesn't hurt when i do it.

or it will probably come forward if you have sex without a condom or with lube inside a condom.

and, no, i'm not recommending you have unprotected sex, but if you already are, then you can just wait until the next time you do and it might take care of itself. and just so you know, if you go and knock some girl up because i said you could get your penis straightened out, i'll come find you and punch you in the back of the head.

yyl103 wrote:

(After) oral sex my foreskin retracted..this is the first time Now, it wont go (forward, or unretract)... what will happen ...in the begining, the head of my penis is veri sensitive..but now..its feeling completely normal..no pain,anything..is it paraphimosis? and..will (it) increases masterbation and sexual pleasure?

Sounds like you are among the lucky few. Many of us have to work at getting our foreskins to stay retracted, and get used to the new feeling.

Paraphimosis is the name of the condition of a retracted foreskin that is stuck behind the glans penis (head) of the penis and will not go forward. One can read about paraphimosis on the Internet.

If the foreskin is tight enough it can cut off blood circulation to the head and cause edema (swelling due to fluid accumulation). Paraphimosis should be promptly reduced when it occurs. Paraphimosis may be reduced by squeezing the head of the penis really hard to force the blood to leave the head. This will temporarily reduce the size of the head at which time the foreskin may be brought forward.

If attempts to reduce the paraphimosis are unsuccessful, then one should go to the emergency room of a nearby hospital. It is not necessary to be circumcised although some old-fashioned doctors are likely to recommend it.

With regard to unretracted foreskin, foreskin is certainly useful for masturbation and increases sexual pleasure.

The foreskin is a complex double-layered structure composed of smooth muscle fiber, skin, mucosa, nerves, arteries, and veins. It is natural, normal, healthy, and its possession contributes to a sense of well-being. The foreskin has protective, sensory, sexual, and immunological functions. It is loaded with nerves and is the site of most of the penile sensation. The foreskin is a “specific erogenous zone.”. Amputation of the foreskin, which is an integral and important part of the penis has very significant adverse sexual and emotional effects. Foreskin provides the additional skin needed to allow for penile expansion during erection.

Masturbation is relaxing, pleasant, harmless, healthy, and contributes to restful sleep if done before bedtime.

How you do it depends on whether you have an internally-lubricated foreskin that glides up and down the shaft or you are circumcised.

If you are foreskinned, then all you need to do is slide your foreskin back and forth.