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==Video==

~~Dr. Pravin H. Shinde demostrates paraphimosis reduction without surgery.~~

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~~<youtube>A21gDqW5e4E</youtube>~~

Paraphimosis reduction without surgery.

===Paraphimosis reduction without surgery.===

<youtube>v=xBE8UmREne0</youtube>

===Doctor explains Paraphimosis - aka swollen foreskin that you can't pull back...===

<youtube>?v=-9khXKpSyqY&t=16s</youtube>

===How to fix a Foreskin that is stuck behind the glan - Paraphimosis (tight foreskin)===

== Prevention ==

Education concerning proper care and development of the prepuce is the most effective way of preventing paraphimosis from occurring. Parents, doctors, and other caretakers should be instructed to never [[forced retraction|forcibly retract]] a boy's foreskin. In older males, the forcible retraction of a narrow [[foreskin]] should be avoided.<ref name="Reynard" /> The [[~~foresk~~ should be returned to the forward position after cleaning or sexual intercourse.<ref name="Choe">Choe JM. [http://www.aafp.org/afp/20001215/2623.html Paraphimosis: current treatment options]. ''Am Fam Physician'' 2000;62:2623-28.</ref> <ref name="Berk"/>

Education concerning proper care and development of the prepuce is the most effective way of preventing paraphimosis from occurring. Parents, doctors, and other caretakers should be instructed to never [[forced retraction|forcibly retract]] a boy's foreskin. In older males, the forcible retraction of a narrow [[foreskin]] should be avoided.<ref name="Reynard" /> The [[foreskin]] should be returned to the forward position after cleaning or sexual intercourse.<ref name="Choe">Choe JM. [http://www.aafp.org/afp/20001215/2623.html Paraphimosis: current treatment options]. ''Am Fam Physician'' 2000;62:2623-28.</ref> <ref name="Berk"/>

Some doctors recommend [[Adolescent and adult circumcision| circumcision]] as prevention, but there is no evidence in the medical literature to support this recommendation. Furthermore, this sacrifices the prepuce, where patients may seek to preserve its [http://www.intactaus.org/information/functionsoftheforeskin/ function] and value, and protection of the individual from unnecessarily radical surgery is always a doctor's prerogative.

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 ==Video==
-Dr. Pravin H. Shinde demostrates paraphimosis reduction without surgery.
-<br><br>
-<youtube>A21gDqW5e4E</youtube>
-Paraphimosis reduction without surgery.
+===Paraphimosis reduction without surgery.===
 <youtube>v=xBE8UmREne0</youtube>
+===Doctor explains Paraphimosis - aka swollen foreskin that you can't pull back...===
+<youtube>?v=-9khXKpSyqY&t=16s</youtube>
+===How to fix a Foreskin that is stuck behind the glan - Paraphimosis (tight foreskin)===
+<youtube>v=E60FcH83uic</youtube>
 == Prevention ==
-Education concerning proper care and development of the prepuce is the most effective way of preventing paraphimosis from occurring. Parents, doctors, and other caretakers should be instructed to never [[forced retraction|forcibly retract]] a boy's foreskin. In older males, the forcible retraction of a narrow [[foreskin]] should be avoided.<ref name="Reynard" /> The [[foresk should be returned to the forward position after cleaning or sexual intercourse.<ref name="Choe">Choe JM. [http://www.aafp.org/afp/20001215/2623.html Paraphimosis: current treatment options]. ''Am Fam Physician'' 2000;62:2623-28.</ref> <ref name="Berk"/>
+Education concerning proper care and development of the prepuce is the most effective way of preventing paraphimosis from occurring. Parents, doctors, and other caretakers should be instructed to never [[forced retraction|forcibly retract]] a boy's foreskin. In older males, the forcible retraction of a narrow [[foreskin]] should be avoided.<ref name="Reynard" /> The [[foreskin]] should be returned to the forward position after cleaning or sexual intercourse.<ref name="Choe">Choe JM. [http://www.aafp.org/afp/20001215/2623.html Paraphimosis: current treatment options]. ''Am Fam Physician'' 2000;62:2623-28.</ref> <ref name="Berk"/>
 Some doctors recommend [[Adolescent and adult circumcision| circumcision]] as prevention, but there is no evidence in the medical literature to support this recommendation. Furthermore, this sacrifices the prepuce, where patients may seek to preserve its [http://www.intactaus.org/information/functionsoftheforeskin/ function] and value, and protection of the individual from unnecessarily radical surgery is always a doctor's prerogative.
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 [[Category:Medical condition]]
+[[Category:Teen]]
 [[Category:From IntactWiki]]