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Q: Bleeding...not Sure?

asked by: mr_clean59 on January 31st, 2006

New User

Ok, i'm 17 years old and I haven't had sex but have had oral sex. I am not circumsized. So one time when my girlfriend was giving me head/handjob my penis started bleeding a lot for a short time and I think she ripped the part that attaches the foreskin to the head. So it kinda hurts to move the skin around and I was wondering if it is going to heal or not or if I need to go see a doctor asap! Thanks.

Replies(2)

teach486

replied on January 31st, 2006

Experienced User

Just to be on the safe side I would go ahead and visit your doctor. Any kind of open wound in the genital area is prone to infection due to all the bacteria that live there. Plus, there really shouldn't have been a reason for oral sex to have caused a tear, or bleeding, in the first place. The worst that can happen is your doctor will examine you, and tell you that everything looks fine and not to worry about it. Always better safe than sorry.

Jon75

replied on March 11th, 2006

New User

You torn your frenulum! (banjo string).

Live with it for a while and see if it causes any more probs i.E intercourse etc.If it does not give you any forget about it.
It will heal and keep it clean.
Any problems see your doctor

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