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Re: tight 4skin

Written by Jim at 16 Dec 2001 04:47:32:

As an answer to: tight 4skin written by LG at 15 Dec 2001 22:56:01:

>i also have 4skin that is tight during an erection in which if sexual activity isnt happening, the 4skin doesa not go past the middle of the glans. If sexual activity is occuring, then i have a lubrication from under the 4skin that helps easy the discomfort during intercourse. This tightening and feeling of discomfort has been more noticable over the past 6 or seven years with now, the discomfort level is just plain painful. I have seen a urologist who recomended a horizontal incision to the skin just under the glans as it appearently is connected to the glans to far forward and it causing the tightness at the tip of the 4skin...i have elected to do this operation but still would like to hear from someone who has had the proceedure..questions i have are like..how much pain involved..is there stich riping during erections at night? How long to heal and what care is needed...and how long to heal and sexuall activity starts..Thanks

What your urologist is suggesting is a snip in the frenulum. Yes, the would be an immediate solution to the tightness. If you don't care to subject yourself to the minor surgery, you could stretch the tissue, probably in a matter of less than two months. With the stretching, of course, there is no possibility of complications or infections, and there is absolutely no recovery period.

Stretching is just a simple as it sounds. You just need to be diligent and gentle in your efforts. Pulling back on your foreskin sufficiently in order to stretch the frenulum and holding it in the stretched position for several minutes per day, preferably twice per day, should give you the desired results within the stated two month period. Continued stretching for a period beyond achivement of the goal will ensure growth of the new cells needed to fill in the gaps you create by stretching. Don't let anyone, including anyone here or your doctor, try to tell you it won't work. It does work, but it prevents your doctor from collecting his nice fee. Let him work on serious things like renal failure. Good luck!


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