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Re: Phimosis at the tip

Written by Leoat 09 Jul 2004 08:32:28:

As an answer to: Phimosis at the tip written by Andrew at 08 Jul 2004 09:29:13:

>Hi, my name is Andrew. I believe I have phimosis at the tip of my foreskin. Like many of the posts I have read, I can pull the foreskin back when flaccid, I don't really get an hourglass shape, it appears normal (cylindrical shape). However, when erect, the foreskin will not easily retract past the glans. It is possible for me to get it past by pulling down on the bottom tip of the foreskin and rolling it down. I have gotten the skin past the glans on numerous occasions. It doesn't feel great when it is retracted, and I can feel the erection going away due to lack of circulation and due to the constriction. What I noticed though was that the skin was only tight about an inch below the head. This is part of the skin that would normally be the tip of the foreskin when left unretracted. I do not get any constriction around the frenulum, only in that area about an inch below it. It looks like a string is tied at that spot. What is the best way to tackle this in terms of stretching methods? I will definitely not undergo any type of surgery.


Sounds like 'RADIAL STRETCHING' is needed to correct this. You can accomplish this excercise in two different fasions.
First, by using your index fingers, gently placed within the prepuce and spreading the foreskin open. Hold for about 10 min., relax and repeat for the next hour or so.
Second, through the application of a cylindrical device which is slightly larger than the diameter of your penis while in a placid state.


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