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I also have this problem, and also i have a small piece of skin still attached to the head of my penis that is connected to the foreskin. What should I do about that?”
Posted by dave on 07 June 2011 | 1 person found this useful
Gently retract your foreskin back behind the glans on a regular basis - not just as a preliminary to penetration. If you make it a daily routine, in the shower or bath, you should find that in time it will stretch and become comfortable. Don't be nervous, it is quite natural to do this. If, after achieving this, your foreskin seems to be too long or you do not appear to be fully erect, give your GP a visit. Hopefully, if you follow this routine, that won't be necessary.
Posted by jonathan on 10 April 2009 | 1 person found this useful
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When I had skin attached to the head, i slowly pulled the skin off. It bled for less than an hour but now, my penis is perfectly fine. Forget circumcisions...
Posted by Jmaes on 14 August 2011 | 0 people found this useful
I also have this problem, and also i have a small piece of skin still attached to the head of my penis that is connected to the foreskin. What should I do about that?”
Posted by dave on 07 June 2011 | 1 person found this useful
when i maserbate i do it with my foreskin over the head, i tried it with the skin back, but it didnt work atall, and the same thing thats happening to everyone here has is happening to me
Posted by kyle on 11 September 2010 | 0 people found this useful
I also have this problem, and also i have a small piece of skin still attached to the head of my penis that is connected to the foreskin. What should I do about that?”
Posted by dylan on 05 May 2010 | 0 people found this useful