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hey shinghan,
i dont think that it is anything to cause to grat of concern. how old are yo u are youstill a virgin? if you are not has it caused you any pain while having sex?
what it looks like youhave is an adhesion. sometimes GENTAL traction can separate the adhesino othertimes if you want it removed you have to go to a doctor.
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well just to make sure i am talking about the same thing as you are. this adhesion is on the top right part of your penis correct and it spans over the the top part of the penis just below the coronal ridge.
if it is that large i would be very careful on trying to sepearate it yourself
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That piece of skin is called the frenulum. It is normal and it is supposed to be there. The frenulum has an artery inside it that provides blood to the head of the penis. You don't want to cut or tear it because of that artery.
If your foreskin bunches up behind the head when you retract you most likely have a short frenulum. Test it by pulling back on the foreskin. If the head of your penis bends down when you pull back, you have a short frenulum.
You can stretch the frenulum just like you do your foreskin. That is the best course of action if the frenulum is too short to permit your foreskin to retract.
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Hi Shinghan:
You are blessed with an erogenous, highly-innervated, protective foreskin. Many unforeskinned guys would envy your foreskin. You display great wisdom in wanting to avoid circumcision.
You are very fortunate to have parents that did not circumcise you. You have a whole, complete penis so you have sex the way nature intended it.
That piece of skin at the bottom of the glans that connects the foreskin to the head is called the frenulum. Almost every male is born with a frenulum. It is normal and it is supposed to be there. The frenulum has a high level of sensation because of its high innervation and serves to limit the rearward travel of the foreskin. The stretching of the frenulum during sexual intercourse helps to trigger ejaculation. Pulling the foreskin back with too much force can tear the frenulum. The frenulum carries important blood vessels so tearing it usually causes bleeding.
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