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Q: Over-sensitive Glans Below Penis Head Causing Pe

asked by: tuneout08 on September 25th, 2007

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hey guys i'm 17 and i masturbate basically everyday.. and i think i have got PE because of the way i've masturbated.. i use two fingers and just rub the glans under the penis head.. since then i've been really sensitive in that area.. my shaft is fine but the glans are over sensitive and i usually last less than 3 minutes.. should i stop masturbating altogether for some time? do i have any nervous damage in that area? i think the skin might be thin in that area and i just want the sensitivity to stop its really killing my sex life

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Tylanas

replied on September 25th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

I gave you advice in the other place you posted the same question.

udaas

replied on April 30th, 2009

New User

hey guys i'm 25 and I'm married as well. The glans under my penis head is really very very sensitive. My shaft is fine but the glans are over sensitive and i usually last less than 2 minutes this is annoying me.do i have any nervous damage in that area? i think the skin might be thin in that area and i just want the sensitivity to stop its really killing my sex life

TCM_MAN

replied on April 30th, 2009

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