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|DOI=10.1111/j.1445-2197.1989.tb07640.x | |DOI=10.1111/j.1445-2197.1989.tb07640.x | ||
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}}</ref> Zampieri et al. (2005) reported success with stretching with betamethosone topical cream in boys.<ref name="zampieri2005">{{REFjournal | |||
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|title=Phimosis: Stretching Methods with or without Application of Topical Steroids? | |||
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|journal=J Pediat | |||
|date=2005-11 | |||
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=== A word to intact teens === | === A word to intact teens === | ||
Boys are born with a [[foreskin]] that is non-retractable for reasons of [[Immunological_and_protective_function_of_the_foreskin#The_protective_and_hygienic_function_of_the_foreskin| protection]]. The inner surface is fused with the [[glans penis]] by a [[synechia]] (similar to a fingernail that is glued to the nail bed of the finger). Also the tip of the foreskin is too narrow to retract. As a boy gets older, the synechia disintegrates and releases the foreskin and the foreskin gets wider, so the foreskin gradually becomes [[Retraction of the foreskin| retractable]]. A survey carried out in [[Denmark]] found that the mean age of first foreskin retraction is 10.4 years.<ref name="Thorvaldsen">{{REFjournal | Boys are born with a [[foreskin]] that is non-retractable for reasons of [[Immunological_and_protective_function_of_the_foreskin#The_protective_and_hygienic_function_of_the_foreskin| protection]]. The inner surface is fused with the [[glans penis]] by a [[synechia]] (similar to a fingernail that is glued to the nail bed of the finger). Also the tip of the foreskin is too narrow to retract. As a boy gets older, in preparation for adult life, the [[synechia]] disintegrates and releases the [[foreskin]] and the foreskin gets wider, so the foreskin gradually becomes [[Retraction of the foreskin| retractable]]. A survey carried out in [[Denmark]], where almost every boy has a foreskin, found that the mean age of first foreskin retraction is 10.4 years.<ref name="Thorvaldsen">{{REFjournal | ||
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* [[Mitosis]] | * [[Mitosis]] | ||
* [[Paraphimosis]] | * [[Paraphimosis]] | ||
* [[Physiological phimosis]] | |||
* [[Preputial sac]] | * [[Preputial sac]] | ||
* [[Preputioplasty]] | * [[Preputioplasty]] | ||
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|url=https://www.wikihow.com/Pull-Your-Foreskin-Back-Without-Pain#Managing-a-Tight-Foreskin | |||
|title=Managing a Tight Foreskin | |||
|last=Tobis, MD | |||
|first=Scott | |||
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|date=2025-07-26 | |||
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