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Q: Rather tight foreskin

asked by: R2008 on July 1st, 2008

New User

Hi there,

I'm 16 and My penis is fine, though when I am hard my foreskin does not come back on it's own, I have to pull it back and it only sits at the bottom of the head around the rim. I've heard people talk about masterbating with the foreskin pulled back and I've seen it in videos, though mine looks different Confused

. I can't really do that ??? Any help really appreciated Wink

Thanks

Replies(3)

marvel

replied on July 3rd, 2008

Supporter

is it uncomfortable and/or painful when you have it fully retracted when you're erect? It sounds to me like you have phimosis. Nothing a trip to the doctor won't fix.

Additionally, though, NEVER judge yourself based on porn movies. They're mostly fake and misleading. If you're not in any pain or discomfort, you're probably fine!

R2008

replied on July 4th, 2008

New User

It's not too bad Confused

. It is pretty tight though I wouldn't say all that painful, more that it feels very tight and that it should be looser. It seems like the circumference should be bigger if that makes any sense. Thanks

EddyMc

replied on July 4th, 2008

New User

You should try to gently pull it back when you have an errection, it should get loser with time and a little gentil persuasion, if it is rally aproblem for you, go the the doctor he might give you some cream to help.

Eddy

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