Healthy Foreskin Appearance and Warning Signs
Normal Uncircumcised Anatomy
- Foreskin retracts easily to expose glans.
- Glans may have tiny white bumps (pearly penile papules).
- Some smegma (dead skin cells + oil) under foreskin is normal.
Signs of Potential Problems
- Redness/swelling of penis or foreskin
- Pain/burning with urination or sex
- Inability to retract foreskin (phimosis)
- Rash, unusual discharge, lump/thickening
See a doctor promptly if any of these occur.
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