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skybird_r32

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Frenulum not straight
Posted: 07-15-08 08:56am
I have a new issue, which is related to my first topic.
http://www.ehealthforum.com/health/sensiti ve-penis-t147521.html

Please correct me if i have called this thread incorrectly, is the 'band' that connects the foreskin to the shaft of the penis called Frenulum?

I have been working on my foreskin for the past couple of weeks with the cream and now i can fully reacted it when not erect, but im still unable to pull the skin completely over the head of the penis when fully erect.

My second question is, when i react my foreskin the Frenulum is kinda 'penis-eyed' lol it doesnt go straight down as i would have accepted it to, it pulls the left as i look down at it. I was wondering if there was anything i can do to get it going straight down??

The doc has noticed it before and he said that we will have a look once i have tried to manually stretched the foreskin.

All comments welcome

Thankz

L.S
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Posted: 07-16-08 09:55am
I don't think there's anything wrong with it. My frenulum pulls to the right, and I have no problems with it. As long as the sensation is there, you shouldn't be too worried.
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skybird_r32

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Posted: 07-28-08 07:27am
Has anyone else got this that pulls in one direction? i think might be the cause for me not being able to recrate the foreskin over the head of my penis when fully erect, anyone got any view to this being correct?

Is there anyway of getting this to go straight? i will be going for a check up with my doc next month some time, im just wondering if i can solve this before i see him.

Thankz

L.S
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skybird_r32

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Posted: 08-11-08 05:01am
bump lol still have this problem
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spicedup

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Posted: 08-12-08 14:40pm
hi there it seems you have a short frenulum
or could be just that your foreskin needs stretching and excersise as your currently doing . but say in a few months time and you still cant full retract it
its the short frenulum issue.
there is a easy minor surgery they do which corrects the problem and it will be nice and slack and also will straighten it out its painless and you do not get put to sleep
its a normal annessthetic proccedure!

its pretty normal for it to be slightly on a angle when you pull it back on errection
nothing to worry about at all
craig
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