Scar Tissue on the head of the Penis Posted: 08-31-06 19:38pm
Hello , My question is very important to
me. I have a problem when i was a kid ,
about 14 i masterbaited and it swelled up
at the top half under the head and got
some friction burns and a ring around the
shaft of my penis.I've been trying to
clear it up a few years now. I tried
herbal stuff and nothing work's.I'm now 19
and i still got the problem. Is there
anyway you can help me?
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Sexual Health - Men Answer A1440 Posted: 09-06-06 09:45am
According to the description you provide
(friction burns, “ring”, swelling
around the head and shaft of the penis),
it seems that you have some kind of scar
on your penis. Scar tissue can be a
cosmetic/esthetic problem or it can also
cause functional problems (disturbed
erection, urination etc.). You can visit
an urologist for discussing further
therapeutic procedures.
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