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The foreskin of the penis is too tight and cannot be pushed back over the head of the penis in phimosis, a medical disorder. Due to this, it may be uncomfortable to engage in sexual activity, difficult to urinate, and more susceptible to infections. Phimosis may be developed as a result of scarring or inflammation, or it may be congenital, meaning present at birth. Males of any age can get phimosis, but young boys and teenagers are the most frequently affected.  The foreskin may gradually loosen as the kid grows and in certain situations, phimosis may go away on its own. Nonetheless, it's crucial to get medical help if phimosis persists or produces pain or other symptoms. In extreme circumstances, phimosis can result in consequences like paraphimosis, a painful disease in which the foreskin gets stuck behind the penis' head and cannot be moved back to its usual place. Symptoms of Phimosis Several signs and symptoms could be present in someone with phimosis There may be redness...