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coralgate

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Foreskin Issues.
Posted: 05-27-05 17:30pm

Hi im a 19 year old (virgin) male.


Bascially since I was young I expected myself to have phomisis. Due to worry I tried to retracted the foreskin and in my frustration ripped part of the tip. Due to ignorance thinking they would heal I continued and now have various scars. It is very unaccessible to clean under the foreskin and regular hygiene couldnt prevent (what I assume as) infection. There are small white clusters that have formed under the head of the penis which are situated on the skin of the shaft itself (not the head). These are painful if pushed inward and have seemed to add in size over time.


I'm very worried about this and have been for a long time. Due to this I have been reluctant to get close to girls and I constantly feel that I may have caused damage to the foreskin which girls would be uncomfortable with, and if I was circumcised (which is rarer in the uk) may cause further uncomfortability. So what do I do? Can the scars heal? I dont think they can. If not if there any sort of reconstruction I can have done? I dont want to be circumcised but feel this may be the only answer in my case (which I feel is quite a rare one) - and if I did, would the infection (the white clustered bumps) disappear?


I really dont know what to do about this, and I havent had the confidence to go to anyone about this (especially a doctor) as I feel they may look at this matter with circumcision in mind only. Doubtless to whether I had the courage to actually talk about the issue that faces me.


Any reply to this matter would be much appreciated as I have a lot of anxiety in this area, (especially when it comes to girls.)

thanks, coralgate
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