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cupcake11165

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Posted: 03-30-07 08:07am

I am the wife of a large man. he use to weigh over 500 lbs. but in the past 2 years he has lost over 200 lbs. and is below 370 lbs. now. He is uncircumsized and without erection his penis is nearly completely hidden. When he is erect he is only about 2"-2 1/2". He is 49 years of age and I am 42. We have never had sexual intercourse. He has never had intercourse. We have tried several positions to no avail. This greatly depresses my husband. He says he would love to experience intercourse and making real love to me at least once before he dies. Although I tell him I love him no matter what. We please each other both orally and manually and it is wonderful but I do understand how he feels and I greatly wish I could help him with this. But as of nearly a year ago he began having another problem. The skin around his penis has shrunken or grown tighter that now he can no longer draw back his forskin and expose his penis. If anyone out there has any solutions or advice I would greatly appriciate it. I should say he is adamint on not getting circumsized. He is diabettic and has troubles with healing properly. Thank you for giving me this opportunutity to express myself and I look forward to hearing from you all. Thank you and have a good day.
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Re: Hidden Penis
Posted: 03-30-07 15:46pm

cupcake11165 wrote:
I am the wife of a large man. he use to weigh over 500 lbs. but in the past 2 years he has lost over 200 lbs. and is below 370 lbs. now. He is uncircumsized and without erection his penis is nearly completely hidden. When he is erect he is only about 2"-2 1/2". He is 49 years of age and I am 42. We have never had sexual intercourse. He has never had intercourse. We have tried several positions to no avail. This greatly depresses my husband. He says he would love to experience intercourse and making real love to me at least once before he dies. Although I tell him I love him no matter what. We please each other both orally and manually and it is wonderful but I do understand how he feels and I greatly wish I could help him with this. But as of nearly a year ago he began having another problem. The skin around his penis has shrunken or grown tighter that now he can no longer draw back his forskin and expose his penis. If anyone out there has any solutions or advice I would greatly appriciate it. I should say he is adamint on not getting circumsized. He is diabettic and has troubles with healing properly. Thank you for giving me this opportunutity to express myself and I look forward to hearing from you all. Thank you and have a good day.


I know this isn't the answer you're looking for, but I would personally go to a doctor that specializes in male sexual health and start there.
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greddy

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Posted: 03-30-07 16:13pm

wait why cant you have intercourse? i mean ye 2 inches is small but its still possible to stick it in there! or maybe i missed something?
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HealthySex

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Posted: 03-31-07 16:50pm

As far as having intercourse, it sounds like it might just be a while longer as he loses more weight. Eventually, it should be exposed enough and longer that you'd be able to engage in intercourse.

As far as the skin not retracting, talking to a doctor is best. I believe there are stretching techniques and perhaps even devices to help in retracting the skin without circumcision, but it would take time.

As far as the diabetes, a healthy diet always helps that. Is the weight loss the result of a healthy diet? There are many alternative treatments out there for diabetes, with people becoming completely free of insulin dependence and even totally cured. Things such as Chromium supplements have positive effects. However, I wouldn't suggest just supplementing with Chromium as you'd have to do a lot of research and that would only be part of the puzzle (if a piece at all for him specifically). Find a book about treating diabetes naturally. It's harder and requires more determination and time, but it's more complete and healthy.
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Posted: 04-01-07 08:34am

The only way to correct this is to have surgery done. I'm not sure of the cost. You can read about it here:

http ://www.altermd.com/Penis%20Enhancement/hid den_penis.htm
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HealthySex

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Posted: 04-01-07 14:19pm

Stan Stepanic wrote:
The only way to correct this is to have surgery done. I'm not sure of the cost. You can read about it here:

http ://www.altermd.com/Penis%20Enhancement/hid den_penis.htm
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Or to continue to lose weight. It's not completely clear whether his hidden penis is caused only by obesity. If so, losing weight is the ideal method as it avoids an unnecessary surgery, avoids diabetic complications, and adds all of the other benefits becoming healthy. However, everyone should always weight their own options and make their own decisions.
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Posted: 04-01-07 14:54pm

Definitely right on that, should have stated it. If he does truly care, he needs to lose more weight. Then, if the problem is still there it's likely being caused by a problem that they correct by placing these little metal things in the shaft within his abdomen so it doesn't move in anymore.
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gobucks21

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Posted: 04-04-07 15:36pm

This is going to sound crazy. My mother actually tought a class to medical experts about teaching patients about sex who had sexual problems such as yours. It was based specifically for patients with mobility or physical challenges (i.e. over weight, in a wheelchair etc.). I would talk to your doctor about finding someone who is trained in something like that. People who specialize in teaching people with mobility problems about sex are actually out there. I even sat in on a few classes in college. They know ALL about different positions and tips for patients like your husband. I'd give that a try.
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