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Q: skin doesn't come past head

asked by: chrisyblackwell on September 10th, 2008

New User

Hi everyone,

The skin on my penis does not come back past the head. Apparently, this is a problem? I am 13 and wondering do I need to do anything (no doctors (might do something crazy like use lazers) nor parents (obvious reasons)) or is it normal to have this? I am afraid if I try and pull the skin down it will damage my penis Sad

Thanks if anyone can provide any help!
Chris

Replies(3)

Dan The Man

replied on September 16th, 2008

New User

past what part?

...when erected? ...when normal? umm...im only 14 but just try pulling it back every so often and try pull it back a bit further every so often too....worked for me

and to get scared over it!

leaffan_99

replied on September 16th, 2008

New User

i had the same problem just keep pulling it back a little by little everyday and you will be fine. if you masturbate regularly too that will help to pull the skin down gradually and it wont damage your penis at all

Unifier

replied on September 22nd, 2008

Experienced User

hey i had this its called phimosis.. there are stretching techniques you can research on the net and on this website a guy has posted a while back..

in the bath pull it and when its wet and use a lil vaseline.. spend time masturbating and you will eventually beat this (ha) don't force it - it may take many weeks

gd luck

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