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Q: Help Asap!!! My Skin Tore And Ripped While Having Sex...

asked by: need your help on August 11th, 2006

New User

A few days ago I noticed something hurt a little when I had sex but I just ignored it - then a couple days later I had sex again and it completely tore and ripped causing it to bleed..A lot and even in the girl i'm sure when we were having sex (just so you know I am uncircumcised)

later that day then it still even bled in my boxers (caca man)

my question is, will this completely heal? Has it ever happened to anyone else and what is the healing process..How long did it take??
Will it not fully heal and i'll have to get a circumcision???!

Thanks

Replies(6)

fiona05

replied on August 11th, 2006

Supporter

Sounds like u tore your frenulum (bit of skin in the underside of your head, joins the foreskin?) i've heard of this happening to guys, yes I think it will heal fine, just be gentle with it and give it time. But maybe to be safe see the doctor...

fox1lady

replied on August 11th, 2006

Experienced User

Sometimes that happens when a girl hasnt had her cherrie popped..It happened to me, but I didnt have any bleeding..It also happens when a women it too tight and the man is thick in size..To help it heal I put some neosporium on my husband, helps it heal faster

need your help

replied on August 12th, 2006

New User

Yea, it sounds like you guys know what i'm talking about, at least i'm not the only one this has happened to!
Thank you for your replies i'll check into it a little more..If you hear more about it or know more about it let me know!

As of now it seems to be staying the same..I can't tell if it's healing yet or not :? I hope it will...And I won't have to be clipped (!)

Breve

replied on August 13th, 2006

New User

Since you're circumcised I dunno if this is any help, but check my topic:

http://ehealthforum.Com/health/topic51059. Html

i just updated it

prelude

replied on August 13th, 2006

Experienced User

breve wrote:

since you're circumcised I dunno if this is any help, but check my topic:

http://ehealthforum.Com/health/topic51059. Html

i just updated it

he is uncrumcised.

Anyway :-
dont worry, it will heal in bout a week. If it breaks again im sure 3rd time it will never happen as it is already fully stretched to its max.

Breve

replied on August 14th, 2006

New User

prelude wrote:

breve wrote:

since you're circumcised I dunno if this is any help, but check my topic:

http://ehealthforum.Com/health/topic51059. Html

i just updated it

he is uncrumcised.

Anyway :-
dont worry, it will heal in bout a week. If it breaks again im sure 3rd time it will never happen as it is already fully stretched to its max.

i think once you ripped it, chances will get bigger of ripping it again
at least that's what my doctor told me
plus it will be harder to fix

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