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Q: Torn Frenulum

asked by: dinkau on January 4th, 2009

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Hi,

I tore my frenulum about a week ago while having sex. I went to the docs that night,and the nurse told me its not bleeding much so just leave it and keep it clean and it will heal up. Now almost a week later, it looks healing but i think it tore off completely, is this bad? I presume my foreskin isnt going to just fall down now, im not sure if having it not attached is a bad thing.

No pain at all, and i have no probs getting erections, just that bit of extra skin there now..

Ideas/Opinions? And no i havent had sex yet and wont be for at least another week, not risking it.

Replies(3)

dinkau

replied on January 8th, 2009

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anyone?

Cheeri0

replied on January 27th, 2009

New User

same happened to me, but i'm a chicken who didnt go to the doc. I actually don't mind it at all. Nothing happens, only you feel a bit less restricted. In essence, you popped your cherry. Nothing wrong with it, and hardly any effect.

dinkau

replied on January 29th, 2009

New User

ive started having sex again, with a condom this time , its working but we have to start slow. It feels a bit tight at times so i think part of the frenulum is still attached. Ill give it a bit longer and if it annoys me too much guess its back to the docs. cheers Dink

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