[ ARC forum 2 ]

Re: scare of foreskin

Written by Ralesk at 06 Sep 2003 21:05:35:

As an answer to: scare of foreskin written by Derek at 05 Sep 2003 20:48:48:

Question: what exactly happened... did it actually break and bleed? Or just hurt like a m*th*rf*ck*r?

>1) when i shower it is loose and i feel i can retract it when it is not erected. but when i reach half way down exposing half of the head. i feel scare and i feel if i pull it all the way down.. i will get this feeling of the skin 'flipping' or paraphimosis... is there any way to get rid of this fear? does anyone feel the same??

Suggestion: stretch by pulling it forward. there is no way with that method that you'd get the skin stuck behind the head, yet you'll be training the opening to be wider.

http://f19.parsimony.net/forum33578/messages/10477.htm -- this thread might be helpful.

>2) since the skin is too tight to be retracted when my penis is erected. will it be a good idea to try first retract my foreskin when penis is small/not erected. then masturbate the penis to grow bigger which force the foreskin to expand behind the glans. or will this cause super pain or paraphimosis?...

If it's too tight then it's too tight. if it's tight enough for a paraphimosis, it's too tight either way. Paraphimosis isn't usually irreversible: if it got there it has to be able to go back the same way, not? it might be hard to do it, but if it managed to get past a big diameter [of the head] then it can do it the other direction too. It is a good idea (but I can almost guarantee that it's NOT comfortable, so make sure your fingers don't slip on the head of your penis) to try to squeeze out the blood from the penis head with your fingers, if the foreskin happens to get stuck.
Otherwise follow the first suggestion, stretching in a forward position.

>3) i haven't use the cream yet... is it true that after using it i can put the skin back LOOSELY and comfortablely even when penis is large and erected???

The cream or ointment is not essential, but it can help a lot.
Betamethasone or BetnovateŽ is the name, Hydrocortisone is /not/ good for this purpose.

>thanks very very much... hope anyone can help me

Any more questions?


Answers: