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jenc1223

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Skin Peeling Posted: 10-14-05 11:07am


Is it possible that the skin on the penis can begin to peel? What causes this? Is it harmful to have sex without a condom while it's peeling?

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Posted: 10-16-05 10:35am


Yes, if you have an alergic reaction the a condom it might, but more commonly, it just becomes dried out sometimes and will peel. Putting a little lotion on it may help to make it go away faster.

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