Right, this is the most embarrassing thing ever for me. I have a bit of foreskin stuck to the head(or bellend) of my penis. Now it's definitely not the frenulum, if I spelled that right. The skin itself is attached on the left side to the bottom part of my bellend. I was wondering if this is common, and, if possible, is there any way to get this taken care of OTHER than doctors or surgery? Any help is appreciated, as I'd like to get some help finally.
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Yes, you can try setting in warm bath water, and attempting to stretch, loosen and dissolve this attachment over time.
These attachments come when the head is not cleaned under the foreskin over time.
You can read up more on this elsewhere on this board, and also by checking out www.wikipedia.org under foreskin.
Good luck. This may take a while.
But the better route is to check with a doctor and ask his opinion. He may give you the same advice or have a faster method to dissolve it.
These attachments come when the head is not cleaned under the foreskin over time.
You can read up more on this elsewhere on this board, and also by checking out www.wikipedia.org under foreskin.
Good luck. This may take a while.
But the better route is to check with a doctor and ask his opinion. He may give you the same advice or have a faster method to dissolve it.
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Why not?
It can't hurt to be more clean... If you can stand it and not provoke questions, you could try twice a day. Morning and evening. What have you got to loose, except some shallow bathwater?
I'd like to hear from others who have tried this, though.
Anyone else successfully soak or release their foreskin's attachments?
It can't hurt to be more clean... If you can stand it and not provoke questions, you could try twice a day. Morning and evening. What have you got to loose, except some shallow bathwater?
I'd like to hear from others who have tried this, though.
Anyone else successfully soak or release their foreskin's attachments?
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Both of my sons had this problem. Both times cured with betamethasone valerate cream. Ask your doc for a prescription. Good luck!
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