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Q: loosening foreskin

asked by: Xander. on June 20th, 2008

New User

Okay well, I'm 18 years of age.

Now i've come to notice when my penis is not hard.
The foreskin is very easy to pull back, but when it is hard..
It becomes really hard, Infact it can just about make it past the head of my penis.

Now I'm afraid that i might have to look into circumcision.. when really it's not what I want to do at all.

I've been looking on other forums about these different type of exercise
you can do with the foreskin to help lose it up, but none of them are into detail.

A. Do i have to do it while my penis is erect?
B. Do i start off doing it none erect?

Please if someone can help me, I'd be very apriciative.
Thanks in advance.

Rolling Eyes

Replies(2)

marvel

replied on June 21st, 2008

Supporter

If you talk to a doctor s/he can prescribe you a steroid ointment that will stimulate skin cell growth and allow the stretching to be faster and easier. I personally don't have this problem, so I can't really help. My best guess would be to do what is A) most comfortable for you and B) what will, in the end, help your foreskin stretch the best without injuring it. Everyone's different, and so too is the way in which this problem can be solved!

atusas

replied on August 8th, 2008

Experienced User

loosening foreskin

it helps if you continue to exercise the foreskin so that the skin can become pliable. have you only recently started to pull the foreskin back. most guys aren't taught this as small children which conditions the foreskin to become more pliant. as for you thinking about circumcision, i would give anything to have my foreskin back and only had it done cuz my dr. said that was the way it should be. boy was he wrong!

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