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	}}</ref> A foreskin will not retract when the tip of it is too narrow to [[Gliding action\| glide]] back over the [[glans penis]],<ref name="phimosis2016" /> so that the glans penis is exposed. Phimosis is classified as a condition, not a disease. It does not threaten health, so treatment of it is elective.		}}</ref> A foreskin will not retract when the tip of it is too narrow to [[Gliding action\| glide]] back over the [[glans penis]],<ref name="phimosis2016" /> so that the glans penis is exposed. Phimosis is classified as a condition, not a disease. It does not threaten health, so treatment of it is elective.

	In newborn boys and toddlers, [[phimosis]] is natural and normal. It protects the [[glans penis]] from injuries and contamination. This natural phimosis, which is an adhesion of the foreskin to the glans due to [[synechia]], usually resolves by puberty, and in some men even later.		In newborn boys and toddlers, [[phimosis]] is natural and normal. It protects the [[glans penis]] from injuries and contamination. This natural phimosis, which is an adhesion of the foreskin to the glans due to [[synechia]], usually resolves by [[puberty]], and in some men even later.

	== Can I have sex with phimosis? ==		== Can I have sex with phimosis? ==

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	~~\|title=Phimosis Unveiled: Breaking Barriers to Enjoying a Fulfilling Sex Life~~
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	* Personal lubricant should be applied to the non-retractile [[foreskin]].		* Personal lubricant should be applied to the non-retractile [[foreskin]].
	* Penetration should be done slowly and carefully with attention to the position of the tight foreskin and preventing retraction.		* Penetration should be done slowly and carefully with attention to the position of the tight foreskin and preventing retraction.
	* Wearing a condom over the unretracted foreskin will usually prevent retraction.		* Wearing a condom over the unretracted foreskin will usually prevent retraction.<ref>{{REFweb
			\|url=https://goaskalice.columbia.edu/answered-questions/condoms-and-headstrong-foreskin
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	There is a lot of variation in individual anatomy, so these suggestions may not work for everyone.		There is a lot of variation in individual anatomy, so these suggestions may not work for everyone.

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	== Can I have sex with phimosis? ==		== Can I have sex with phimosis? ==
	Phimosis in men is not an uncommon condition. Men with phimosis frequently ask, "Can I have '''sex with phimosis?"''' There is wide normal variation in penile anatomy, but the answer usually is ''yes, if certain steps are followed.''<ref>{{REFweb		[[Phimosis]] in men is not an uncommon condition. Men with phimosis frequently ask, "Can I have '''sex with phimosis?"''' There is wide normal variation in penile anatomy, but the answer usually is ''yes, if certain steps are followed.''<ref>{{REFweb
	\|url=https://medhelpsis.com/en/posts/18730		\|url=https://medhelpsis.com/en/posts/18730
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	When an [[intact]] man with a normal retractable [[foreskin]] inserts his [[penis]] into his female partner's [[vagina]], the walls of the vagina grip the foreskin and cause it to glide back into its retracted position. When a man with a tight non-retractable foreskin inserts his penis into his female partner's vagina, the walls of the [[vagina]] will attempt to retract his foreskin. When the foreskin is very tight the foreskin absolutely will not retract, so the man may have sex without fear of inadvertent retraction. Some men report complete success with a non-retractile foreskin.<ref name="young">{{REFweb		When an [[intact]] man with a normal, retractable [[foreskin]] inserts his [[penis]] into his female partner's [[vagina]], the walls of the vagina grip the foreskin and cause it to [[Gliding action\| glide]] back into its retracted position. When a man with a tight non-retractable foreskin inserts his penis into his female partner's vagina, the walls of the [[vagina]] will attempt to retract his foreskin. When the foreskin is very tight the foreskin absolutely will not retract, so the man may have sex without fear of inadvertent retraction. Some men report complete success with a non-retractile foreskin.<ref name="young">{{REFweb
	\|url=http://www.circumstitions.com/Restric/adult-non-retr.html#adult		\|url=http://www.circumstitions.com/Restric/adult-non-retr.html#adult
	\|title=Adult non-retracting foreskin ("Phimosis")		\|title=Adult non-retracting foreskin ("Phimosis")

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	[[Phimosis]] is a word that came into English from Greek. It is the name given to the condition of having a [[foreskin]] that does not retract.<ref>{{REFweb		[[Phimosis]] is a word that came into English from Greek. It is the name given to the condition of having a [[foreskin]] that does not retract.<ref name="phimosis2016">{{REFweb
	\|url=https://www.thefreedictionary.com/phimosis		\|url=https://www.thefreedictionary.com/phimosis
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	\|date=2016		\|date=2016
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	}}</ref> A foreskin will not retract when the tip of it is too narrow to [[Gliding action\| glide]] back over the [[glans penis]] so that the glans penis is exposed. Phimosis is classified as a condition, not a disease. It does not threaten health, so treatment of it is elective.		}}</ref> A foreskin will not retract when the tip of it is too narrow to [[Gliding action\| glide]] back over the [[glans penis]],<ref name="phimosis2016" /> so that the glans penis is exposed. Phimosis is classified as a condition, not a disease. It does not threaten health, so treatment of it is elective.

	In newborn boys and toddlers, [[phimosis]] is natural and normal. It protects the [[glans penis]] from injuries and contamination. This natural phimosis, which is an adhesion of the foreskin to the glans due to [[synechia]], usually resolves by puberty, and in some men even later.		In newborn boys and toddlers, [[phimosis]] is natural and normal. It protects the [[glans penis]] from injuries and contamination. This natural phimosis, which is an adhesion of the foreskin to the glans due to [[synechia]], usually resolves by puberty, and in some men even later.

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	[[Phimosis]] is a word that came into English from Greek. It is the name given to the condition of having a [[foreskin]] that does not retract. A foreskin will not retract when the tip of it is too narrow to [[Gliding action\| glide]] back over the [[glans penis]] so that the glans penis is exposed. Phimosis is classified as a condition, not a disease. It does not threaten health, so treatment of it is elective.		[[Phimosis]] is a word that came into English from Greek. It is the name given to the condition of having a [[foreskin]] that does not retract.<ref>{{REFweb
			\|url=https://www.thefreedictionary.com/phimosis
			\|title=phimosis
			\|last=Anonymous
			\|first=
			\|init=
			\|publisher=The Free Dictionary by Farlex
			\|date=2016
			\|accessdate=2024-04-08
			}}</ref> A foreskin will not retract when the tip of it is too narrow to [[Gliding action\| glide]] back over the [[glans penis]] so that the glans penis is exposed. Phimosis is classified as a condition, not a disease. It does not threaten health, so treatment of it is elective.

	In newborn boys and toddlers, [[phimosis]] is natural and normal. It protects the [[glans penis]] from injuries and contamination. This natural phimosis, which is an adhesion of the foreskin to the glans due to [[synechia]], usually resolves by puberty, and in some men even later.		In newborn boys and toddlers, [[phimosis]] is natural and normal. It protects the [[glans penis]] from injuries and contamination. This natural phimosis, which is an adhesion of the foreskin to the glans due to [[synechia]], usually resolves by puberty, and in some men even later.

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	When a man with a normal retractable ~~intact~~ [[foreskin]] inserts his [[penis]] into his female partner's [[vagina]], the walls of the vagina grip the foreskin and cause it to glide back into its retracted position. When a man with a tight non-retractable foreskin inserts his penis into his female partner's vagina, the walls of the [[vagina]] will attempt to retract his foreskin. When the foreskin is very tight the foreskin absolutely will not retract, so the man may have sex without fear of inadvertent retraction. Some men report complete success with a non-retractile foreskin.<ref name="young">{{REFweb		When an [[intact]] man with a normal retractable [[foreskin]] inserts his [[penis]] into his female partner's [[vagina]], the walls of the vagina grip the foreskin and cause it to glide back into its retracted position. When a man with a tight non-retractable foreskin inserts his penis into his female partner's vagina, the walls of the [[vagina]] will attempt to retract his foreskin. When the foreskin is very tight the foreskin absolutely will not retract, so the man may have sex without fear of inadvertent retraction. Some men report complete success with a non-retractile foreskin.<ref name="young">{{REFweb
	\|url=http://www.circumstitions.com/Restric/adult-non-retr.html#adult		\|url=http://www.circumstitions.com/Restric/adult-non-retr.html#adult
	\|title=Adult non-retracting foreskin ("Phimosis")		\|title=Adult non-retracting foreskin ("Phimosis")

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	When a man with a normal retractable [[foreskin]] inserts his [[penis]] into his female partner's [[vagina]], the walls of the vagina grip the foreskin and cause it to glide back into its retracted position. When a man with a tight non-retractable foreskin inserts his penis into his female partner's vagina, the walls of the [[vagina]] will attempt to retract his foreskin. When the foreskin is very tight the foreskin absolutely will not retract, so the man may have sex without fear of inadvertent retraction. Some men report complete success with a non-retractile foreskin.<ref name="young">{{REFweb		When a man with a normal retractable intact [[foreskin]] inserts his [[penis]] into his female partner's [[vagina]], the walls of the vagina grip the foreskin and cause it to glide back into its retracted position. When a man with a tight non-retractable foreskin inserts his penis into his female partner's vagina, the walls of the [[vagina]] will attempt to retract his foreskin. When the foreskin is very tight the foreskin absolutely will not retract, so the man may have sex without fear of inadvertent retraction. Some men report complete success with a non-retractile foreskin.<ref name="young">{{REFweb
	\|url=http://www.circumstitions.com/Restric/adult-non-retr.html#adult		\|url=http://www.circumstitions.com/Restric/adult-non-retr.html#adult
	\|title=Adult non-retracting foreskin ("Phimosis")		\|title=Adult non-retracting foreskin ("Phimosis")