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Written by Jim at 28 Feb 2002 22:52:13: Re: Phismosis
As an answer to: Phismosis written by Ignacio at 28 Feb 2002 22:43:36:
>I've been told by my son's phisitian that he has Phismosis. He's 4 years old and I was wondering, if any of you suffers the same problem, what should I do?
>Should I correct the problem surgically now or should I wait for him to by a teenager? Is it circumcition the only way? How painfull is it when you're having sex?
>And Thank You.Your son is not yet old enough for such a diagnosis. When he is a teen, such an opinion might be appropriate, but at four years old, his penis is just not yet ready to be retractible. You can help it along by teaching him to pull back on the foreskin each time he pees and also at bathtime. It probably won't make much progress at first, but he has nine years to work on it before he becomes a teen and starts thinking of using his penis as a sexual instrument. If at the time he becomes a teen, and the skin is not cooperating, you can use non-invasive methods to stretch the opening, thus allowing it to be pulled back. Check out the post by Greg for an ingenious method that will work. Meanwhile, quit worrying about what the doctor said. It could very well be that he does not have a foreskin of his own, and he really doesn't know much about how they work.
- Re: Phismosis Spyros 3/01/2002 16:08 (4)
- Re: Phismosis Ignacio 3/02/2002 00:01 (3)
- Not Phimosis Paul B. 3/02/2002 04:12 (2)
- Re: Not Phimosis Ignacio 3/08/2002 22:18 (1)
- Good! Paul B. 3/09/2002 05:35 (0)