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Q: Penis Is More Sensitve On One Side.

asked by: johnq on August 21st, 2007

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I noticed that my penis is more sensitive on the left side. Its a perfect split of sensitivity down the middle so its not like a little spot on the left side, its the whole side. Even when i orgasm, i can only really feel anything from the left side of the tip to the left side of the pelvis. The right side does has feeling but its more like a normal feeling on any other part of your body.

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Tylanas

replied on August 21st, 2007

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Re: Penis Is More Sensitve On One Side.

johnq wrote:

Are you circumcised? That could be an explanation for the loss of sensitivity on the right side of your penis.

johnq

replied on August 21st, 2007

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yeah, i am. And i also noticed that the scar is more vivid, deep, and larger on the left side, and the scar gets irritated easily. I know that circumcision, can lower sensitivity (I really hate my parents for doing it when i was a baby with no choice in the matter because of that fact). So maybe because the circumcision was just slightly uneven that effecting the sensitivity on that one side. Would that effect the sensitivity directly on the head though?

Tylanas

replied on August 21st, 2007

Especially eHealthy

A baby's penis is very small and the foreskin is actually ripped off of the head in order to get clipped, so it's very possible that it affected the head too.

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