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Q: Torn Frenulum

asked by: robintitus on January 4th, 2004

New User

My penis:the tip of it,some little skin has to get
joined.Its been almost 1.5 months since it happened.When I wasputtingthezipper the foreskin come up. So I went to a doctor & he gave mesome tablets.Itook these & then the foreskin came down.He also gave me a cream: chlorsig.He
told this cream is for healing of the injured skin.
My question is : how long will it take for my damaged
skin(0.5 cm) to join together?What do I need to do to achieve this?

Replies(2)

MA1029

replied on May 9th, 2008

New User

Torn Frenulum

I was just curious, I tore my frenulum in October while having rough sex, I stop having sex for a few weeks to let it heal, but every time since then I keep tearing it again and again. I do use condoms, should I be concerned about getting any STI's or possibly HIV? What should I do to fix this?

pisan66

replied on August 12th, 2009

New User

frenulum

i tore my frenulum having intercourse a couple days ago....it is completely detached at the shaft. it does not hurt, but i need some advice on what to do.. thank you, john

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