SteadyHealth.com - Health Topics Forum Index
  Find a Doctor      Articles      Encyclopedia   Blogs   Tickers    Search  Register    FAQ    Log in 

foreskin is partly brown??

 The time now is 10/06/08 - 20:47
Post new topic Reply to topic
SteadyHealth.com - Health Topics Forum Index -> Men's Health -> Penile Disorders
Search forums for:
  
Did you find posts in this topic useful?
Author Message
Guest
Guest






Report abuse
PostPosted: 08/20/06 - 15:04    Post subject: foreskin is partly brown?? Vote now! Reply with quote
the bottom part of my foreskin is browny, im not sure why...
Back to top
Did you find this post useful?
Guest
Guest






Report abuse
PostPosted: 12/02/07 - 22:44    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
it could b ur gene Embarassed s
Back to top
Did you find this post useful?
Your Ad Here
Display posts from previous:   
Post new topic Reply to topic
SteadyHealth.com - Health Topics Forum Index -> Men's Health -> Penile Disorders All times are GMT - 5 Hours
Page 1 of 1

Related topics:
red under foreskin
spots on foreskin/head of pennis
While having sex i felt a sharp pain in my penis . I looked and i was bleedig from my foreskin
First time, foreskin pulled back resulting in PAIN
after erection my foreskin does not retract
foreskin
holes in foreskin and stuff gets stuck in there
foreskin problems help please
Posthitis (Swollen Foreskin) Length of time until it heals?
Swollen foreskin
Foreskin retraction
foreskin problem
cyst on foreskin
sore foreskin
foreskin tight and dry with pain.
How far is the foreskin meant to be pulled back during an er
15 and cant pull back my foreskin
Foreskin does not come back down after erection
Too much penis foreskin?
foreskin retraction work
My Navigator
  • Unanswered posts
    		•


     



    Information provided on this site is intended for informational and educational purposes only. It is not meant to substitute for medical advice provided by your physician or other medical professional. If you have or suspect that you have a medical problem, promptly contact your physician or health care provider. Only your physician can provide relevant diagnosis, prescribe medications and/or put you on adequate therapies.

    Privacy Policy | Registration terms | Global Terms of Use | Copyright policy | Advertising policy | About us | Contact us


    Discussion boards licensed and powered by ZoneX v. 3.0
    Development supported by LifeForm Inc.


    All Rights Reserved by SteadyHealth.com ©2004-2008