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Q: Long Prepuce - foreskin too long after masturbating ?

asked by: rahulraj on November 14th, 2007

New User

i'm 19 yrs old.i started masturbating since i was 7 yrs old and used to do it quite frequently even twice a day, and now too.
now wats bothering me is that my foreskin is too long that i cant disclose the head of my penis at all.earlier, though i had long foreskin that completely covered the penis head, i could disclose the head by pulling the skin back.now that has become impossible.the foreskin is too close at the tip that i'm scared if it'll close off soon!is this gona be a problem? pls help me.

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marvel

replied on November 14th, 2007

Supporter

it shouldn't close off as long as you make sure to move it around every day. Make sure, as well, that you keep it clean underneath!

rahulraj

replied on November 14th, 2007

New User

how will i make sure its clean underneath?and is this something to be worried about so mcuh?

marvel

replied on November 15th, 2007

Supporter

having a long foreskin is nothing to worry about. Can you at least pull it back to clean underneath it?

It's important to keep it clean because the germs and moisture that the foreskin traps is prime breeding ground for bacteria. It can lead to infection... which can, in turn, lead to internal infections and removal of the foreskin if it persists.

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