A condition called paraphimosis may occur if a tight foreskin becomes trapped behind the glans and swells as a restrictive ring.
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Incorrect technique may cause trauma to the urethra or prostate ( male ), urinary tract infection, or a paraphimosis in the uncircumcised male.
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There is a view that'strangled'and'blood'in the texts refer to foreskin conditions-paraphimosis and ruptured frenulum, respectively.
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Circumcision eliminates the possibility of phimosis, a risk factor for penile squamous carcinoma and infections, and also of paraphimosis, which can be a medical emergency.
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Side effects are not common, but the use of acepromazine in stallions should be used with caution ( but is not absolutely contraindicated ) due to the risk of paraphimosis and priapism.
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In Western medicine it was used as an alternative to circumcision to relieve conditions such as failure of the foreskin to retract ( phimosis ) or failure to cover the glans penis ( paraphimosis ), although a perception of poor appearance limited its popularity.
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The conclusions in Acts 15, when logically interpreted ( see E Douglas ), raises understanding of these adverse anatomical conditions : paraphimosis ( symptom : strangling the head of the penis ); and slender frenulum breve ( symptom : blood from rupture of frenulum blood vessels ), and advises avoidance of them.
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There are strands of study and research ( see P Whelan, F Grewel and E Douglas ) which show that certain foreskin conditions ( paraphimosis and frenulum breve ) when left unacknowledged, and therefore untreated, cause psychosexual problems-especially when mixed with courtship and other individual and environmental factors from childhood-wracking with self-doubt, and leading ultimately to psychosis.
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