Hello and thankyou for approaching DoctorSpring with your query.
From what you have described you seem to probably have developed a condition called paraphimosis.
In this condition the retracted foreskin cannot be returned to normal position.
This is a urologic emergency as the retracted foreskin will develop venous and lymphatic congestion, resulting in swelling and further constriction on the penis which blocks blood flow to the tip of the penis.

Patient usually complains of swelling of the penis and pain in the penis, retracted foreskin which cannot be put back into the normal position, pain while passing urine, or decreased urine flow. With time if ischemia sets in, there will be change in skin color from the normal pink to blue or black.

If you have the above symptoms or you are experiencing what I have described above, I would advise you to visit the ER immediately and get examined to rule out paraphimosis and to prevent complications.
The physician will do a reduction. Depending on the severity the doctor will give you a topical or local anesthesia and digitally manipulate and reduce the condition.
If this does not help, minimally invasive techniques will be used for reduction.
Depending on the severity of your condition the doctor will decide which method will be best suited.

Please visit the ER immediately if the foreskin is retracted and is not going back to its normal position.

I hope this has helped. You can get back to me after visiting your physician.
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Hello, thankyou for your reply. If it can be pushed back to it's normal position, it is a good thing.
It has not shrunk.
The foreskin tends to get trapped behind the coronal sulcus (circumference at the base of the glans penis) which blocks the lymphatic and venous blood flow resulting in swelling of the glans penis.
It occur in case of sexual activity due to forceful retraction of the foreskin which can trap it in the coronal sulcus. Can also occur if one forgets to replace the foreskin after cleaning, urinating or after a sexual activity.
Males who's preputial opening are narrower than usual are more prone to it.
It addition the foreskin may be retracted and difficult to return to normal position if there is an inflammation of the glans penis due to infection resulting in slight swelling of the glans.

For now if you are able to pull the foreskin right up to its normal position, you need not worry.
You can clean the penis gently and apply the OTC hydrocortisone 1% cream on the penis twice a day.
However make sure you are careful and bring the foreskin back to its normal position.

Like I said earlier if the foreskin is retracted and does not return to its normal position, you will have to get it examined immediately.
I hope this has helped.
Thankyou

Take care.
Wishing you good health.
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