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SeventySeven

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Too Much Masturbation Problem.
Posted: 10-24-07 21:14pm

Kind of an embarassing problem i think i masturbate too often because now i have scabs on my penis and they wont go away. theyre mostly the same color as my skin instead of black and not very noticable like normal scabs but they are rough to the touch. how long will it take for them to go away? me and my gf havnt had sex yet but if shes ready to soon im too emberessed about this to do it (shell feel them when she touches me).

i know i need to stop masturbating for a while but how long will it take for this to heal completely?
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Georgia59

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Posted: 10-25-07 11:38am

Are you sure the scabs are from masturbation or do you think you could have some kind of condition? (Like fungal infection or something, I don't know)

If you're rubbing so much you are breaking the skin and causing scabs, you don't need to stop masturbating, just change the way you do it. Buy some lube, like ky, from the grocery store or wherever they sell them around you, and use that when you masturbate so you aren't pulling on the skin so much.

It shouldn't take too long to heal after that, I think genitals heal pretty quickly. As long as it really is that and not some kind of infection.
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sjdude

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Posted: 10-29-07 21:04pm

scabs can occur when the skin has been stretched too much and if the skin is really dry.... you just gotta let them heal like a regular scab would... or like georgia said.. use some lube
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