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Written by AJ at 15 Dec 2002 14:51:13:

As an answer to: Glans Glans Sensitive Glans written by Rich at 15 Dec 2002 01:20:11:

>I think I am going to have to take a trip to my local quacks (for the non English (quacks is a more affectionate term for the doctors).

Good for you, Rich. You need objective and qualified advice, and that's not something you'll find here. If your doctor isn't very clued up on things, then ask him to send you to a specialist.

>I fear that this problem is NOT going to dissapear. I know that airing my glans out will do nothing but dry tham, and Ive been playing around with them with the help of lots of lube. This is rather painful, yet I can cope with the pain.

You shouldn't be in pain. The penis is a pleasure tool and should not be a painful one.

>I just wonder if I keep on touching them and exposing them will this problem go away?

Most likely, I would imagine.

>I feel that this maybe the only solution, after all it will expose my glans 100% and I won't have any option then.

After I had a partial circ last year the helmet was super sensitive (it had barely seen the light of day before that, so it was real bad) and quite painful when touching clothing etc. However, after a couple of weeks this went away and became pain free.

>As you can understand, I am deeply stressed out about this, and the fact that I am unable to touch the glans of my penis when I retract the foresin is distressing to me! I only hope that you can really and truly understand my deep concern.

Damn right, Rich. I can totally understand where you are coming from. Unlike a lot of people here, I actually have experience with this and can totally appreciate what a shit this is for you.

>The problem is NOT in my head as someone suggested, as I know the difference between pain and pleasure.

It's difficult when the majority of people you are asking questions to barely have any actual experience. Some are women, some were circumcised at birth, some have never had a foreskin problem in their life. The fact that some of these people are suggesting to you that you are okay or that is in your head is absolutely crazy. Ask any anybody else (outside of this forum and topic) and they'll tell you - the penis is not supposed to be painful, it's supposed to pleasurable.

>Anyway, if there are any other solutions out there to solve this problem before I go to the doctors I would really and truly be grateful for your advice.
>Sorry for being a pest guys, but I hope you honestly look at my dillemma with sympathy.
>Best wishes
>Rich

This problem is not going to go away by itself and embarrassing as it maybe the sooner you get qualified and objective advice, the sooner you'll be able to make progress to getting the problem resolved.

All the best.


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