Hi,
This is hard to explain, so please bare with me
Im 15 and i have a foreskin. When I pull back the foreskin it doesnt go all the way over the head of the penis. But when i do pull it back that far, at the bottom of the head of the penis in small sections the skin is tearing away from the head. When i look down it, i see that all the skin is still intact, and its not like im pulling the skin off my penis. It doesnt hurt in anyway, and it comes away pretty easy. I havent removed it all and i think im gonna go see a doctor, but i just dont want to look like an id**t if its a normal thing that happens.
So let me know.
Thx
This is hard to explain, so please bare with me
Im 15 and i have a foreskin. When I pull back the foreskin it doesnt go all the way over the head of the penis. But when i do pull it back that far, at the bottom of the head of the penis in small sections the skin is tearing away from the head. When i look down it, i see that all the skin is still intact, and its not like im pulling the skin off my penis. It doesnt hurt in anyway, and it comes away pretty easy. I havent removed it all and i think im gonna go see a doctor, but i just dont want to look like an id**t if its a normal thing that happens.
So let me know.
Thx
If you have any doubts about the normal appearance of your penis and foreskin, you should certainly have it checked. You won’t be looked at as an id**t but as a mature person who cares about himself and his health. That is more appreciated than sitting at home and playing the man.
Normally, there is a piece of skin called frenulum that connects foreskin and the head of the penis. It looks like some kind of tongue. When the foreskin is retracted all the way, it is visible. Even if this is what you are seeing when retracting your foreskin, I reckon you should still visit a doctor and see if there is something you can do about your non-retractable foreskin. You could fix this with a steroid cream and some stretching.
Normally, there is a piece of skin called frenulum that connects foreskin and the head of the penis. It looks like some kind of tongue. When the foreskin is retracted all the way, it is visible. Even if this is what you are seeing when retracting your foreskin, I reckon you should still visit a doctor and see if there is something you can do about your non-retractable foreskin. You could fix this with a steroid cream and some stretching.