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Q: discoloration penis skin

asked by: carlthecornfarmer on March 9th, 2008

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probably due to mastubation, the skin on my penis that gets streched out when i get an errection a portion of it has gone from red to brown. Nothing bad has happened, and everything is working fine. Is this a big deal?

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marvel

replied on March 10th, 2008

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Are you circumcised? If you are, the discolouration is normal. As long as it's not itchy, painful or uncomfortable, you're fine.

Anonymous1234

replied on August 6th, 2008

New User

Discolouration

i also have a discolouration on my penis from head to the scrotum and im not circimsised is this normal?

amen

replied on November 16th, 2008

New User

i have discolouration on the head of my penis,i have no pain but it dont look the same as it use to,nolonger have that pink look and am not circumsised,is this nornal,i think if i could get a cream to use then that skin colour could come back

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