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Q: Skin near foreskin of penis

asked by: DoctorQuestion on April 4th, 2007

Hey, I see a small skin that holds the back of my foreskin, and the glans. This morning it seemed to have gotten thinner, then in the day, it broke, and when it did, the skins shrunk as if it wasn't even there at all. It didn't hurt when it broke, but now I feel a little numb. What is my condition and is this of any danger?

Thanks

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Dr. Nikola Gjuzelov , MD

replied on April 20th, 2007

Sexual Health - Men Answer A2583

I'm sorry, but I cannot answer this question without a visual examination. You can make an appointment with your primary health care physician, or request an appointment with an urologist to examine the piece of skin that is attached to the foreskin.

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