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Q: Extra Skin On My Weiner

asked by: ehf on October 31st, 2006

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It's pretty much been with me my whole life, but i've never really questioned it as it's never given me problems, but i've got what looks like a skin tag on the right side of my weiner, right about the middle of my shaft.

Could this have to do with circumcision? Dont know a whole lot about circumcision, honestly.

Is it possible that urine escaped through the 'tag' when I was younger? I have a memory of me taking a piss when I was like 5, and at first it left through the tag. If this is too wild, it could be a false memory tho, or maybe it was a dream.

So is there anything I need to worry about?

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Kia

replied on October 31st, 2006

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False memory I guess hun.
If you did have some form of fistula on the side of the penis to the urethra you would have required surgury to fix it.

I doubt it is from circumcision as all they do is remove the foreskin (the "hood" of skin that covers the glans).
Skin tags are very very common, and can appear anywhere.
If you are concerned please do go see your doctor, but if you have had it for a long time and it doesn't give you any trouble it's probably best left alone.

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