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Q: Tight Foreskin

asked by: ruwantw on September 27th, 2007

New User

i am 42 years old....about 4 years ago I started geting a very tight foreskin on and off....maybe once in 4 month or so.......the foreskin becomes so tight and have noticed that i sometimes bleed (not much at all) during sex and have noticed a cut/stretch on my foreskin under 1cm long that opens up and am pretty sure that is the pain i am feeling

also it seems now that the foreskin is getting a tight ring around it, not too tight because i have no trouble pulling it back over the head but tighter than before

Replies(2)

Jules

replied on September 27th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

You need to go and see your doctor. It's possible you could need a circumcision. A friend of mine had the same thing and he had to have his foreskin removed. He had had problems since childhood though so really should have had the op then but doctors didn't do anything until he was around 30.

Also, this is the debate forum so you might want to try posting it somewhere a bit more appropriate?

devino

replied on October 7th, 2007

New User

Read this thread: http://ehealthforum.com/health/topic11902. html

Hope it helps.

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