Itchy foreskin can be a sign of a fungal or bacterial infection, irritation from poor hygiene, or skin conditions like eczema. A longer foreskin might be easily retractable for some men, while others may experience discomfort or difficulty. If the foreskin cannot be pulled back, it could indicate phimosis. If you have phimosis or trouble retracting your foreskin, circumcision might be an option, especially if you're experiencing inflammation or infection that hasn't improved with treatments like antibiotics or topical creams. Some people may also choose circumcision for personal reasons. However, if you're not ready for surgery, there are alternatives. Topical steroid creams can help loosen the foreskin if you have phimosis, and gentle, consistent stretching (under a doctor's guidance) may make the foreskin more retractable without the need for surgery. Additionally, maintaining good hygiene by keeping the area clean and dry can help reduce irritation or infection.We understand your concerns regarding the itchiness and length of your foreskin. These symptoms may indicate an issue that could benefit from further examination, and circumcision is one potential treatment option. We recommend scheduling an appointment with our specialist to evaluate your condition in person. Our doctors will be able to assess whether circumcision or another treatment is best suited for you based on your specific symptoms.