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Phimosis, Smegma. Foreskin And Penis Feel Adjoined, Minimal Retraction. Using Oil. What Can Help?
I have query regarding phimosis.. I never had sex but masturbate a lot. Problem is that my foreskin is joint with head of penis. When lubricated it does retract but not fully specially when erected. I also have smegma and it is very painful to remove that since it is very sensitive. How much penis should should retract so that I can have normal intercourse? And is it okay to apply oil to penis to help it retract? I apply oil to penis when flaccid and try to remove smegma. Thanks in advance
Mon, 14 Oct 2013
hi welcome to HCM
-i had gone through your query and understand your concerns.
PHIMOSIS not only in sexually active persons.
possible cause include;
-congenital
-Poor hygiene,
-forceful retraction of the tight foreskin over the glans penis during masturbation or intercourse
-recurrent infections leads to phimosis.
surgery is the only solution for it,otherwise it gives recurrant problems for you.
clean with normal water to remove the smegma
I hope this is helpful for you, thank you
-i had gone through your query and understand your concerns.
PHIMOSIS not only in sexually active persons.
possible cause include;
-congenital
-Poor hygiene,
-forceful retraction of the tight foreskin over the glans penis during masturbation or intercourse
-recurrent infections leads to phimosis.
surgery is the only solution for it,otherwise it gives recurrant problems for you.
clean with normal water to remove the smegma
I hope this is helpful for you, thank you
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