Hello. I am a male in my twenties and
always had this problem. I can't fully
retract my foreskin when the penis is
erected, while I can when it isn't. I have
sexual relations just fine with this
problem but would much rather being
"normal". I haven't visited a doctor yet
about it because I'm afraid they would
only suggest circumcision.
Here are pictures when it's erected and
when it's not. WARNING: genitalia
pictures.
Erected: Trying to retract the skin any
further is very painful
Any advice or information would be greatly
appreciated.
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TightForeskinGuys
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 02 Jun 2008 Posts: 21 Location: Liverpool, UK
Posted: 06-02-08 16:01pm
It could well be Phimosis. Is it just
circumcision you are against or any
operation? I had a similar problem and
wasn't keen on being circumcised. The
doctor recommended a Preputioplasty which
is when a slit is made in the foreskin.
You keep pretty much all of your foreskin
and there is little scarring.
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anon784375844
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 04 Jun 2008 Posts: 1
Posted: 06-04-08 04:51am
I'm against circumcision. I would be ok
with an operation if I could keep my skin
and it wouldn't be loose when not
erected.
I will ask my doctor about Preputioplasty
if he recommends only circumcision.
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