This site discusses phimosis in its specific forms of phimotic ring, frenulum breve, adhesions or skinbridges. During erection these conditions inhibit the relationship between foreskin and glans. This functionally restricts the erection, and thus has an effect on the sexuality. With our culture's attitudes on health care, it would be appropriate to encourage early prevention.

Jan 2021 : Please read the new summary.

HYPER SENSITIVE GLANS and  ARC research project no.1

Hi anyone with a hypersensitive glans

"In my experience that sensitivity is not even
suppressed by the anaesthetic gel that they gave
me post-op. I think you just have to deal with it
until it has been exposed for some time."

This is a similar question to "how to dissolve
epithelial adhesions?" in that it asks about
keratinisation. I always hoped that someone with a
hypersensitive glans would give us a clue about
the epithelium and I noticed your BSc so perhaps
you understand chemistry.

I did a search on my site for hyper, it seems a
lot of questions but no really good answers.

on post circ problems:
An alternative (experiment) may be using oil of
cloves, possibly diluted with olive oil

and from library/passages/hyper-sensitivity.html

"Is there any way to speed this up? (ie. the
process of hardening up the glans)"

interesting question, if you wanted a quick
temporary method try an aneasthetic cream, they
make it numb, ... as a permanent method, ?
*thinks* you need a cock bath .. :-) ... (Nescafe
jar, full of warm water insert cock and hang
loose for ten minutes ... we need a secret
ingredient, there must be something, but I have no
idea what - how does one speed up keratinisation
i.e. hardening up the glans, I believe that the
most sensible may be to bathe your glans in your
own fresh urine,... for further stimulating
discussions on the subject I would suggest you
check out and write to us on the mailing list or
Forum

good luck,... if you find the secret ingredient
please tell me

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Please see possible secret ingredients for keratinisation of adhesions on dissolve.html