It's stuck :(
Okay so last night I was stretching and I got the foreskin behind the bottom of my glans for the first time... and now I can't get my foreskin to go back. It's very uncomfortable. I have to go to work soon and I can't go the entire day like this. My head's way too sensitive! I've been trying and trying but I can't get my foreskin to move... well actually I think I moved it a bit but not enough.
I think I've seen topics like this before but I cannot find them and I have to leave soon so...
Nevermind... it just went back to normal relatively easy. Strange considering I had been working so hard to get it go back to normal last night and this morning with no result.I've had phimosis for 18 years... like really tight. Now that I'm able to retract my foreskin quite far, I've discovered that I don't have ANY smegma. It's very relieving, but I wonder why that is?
Hey bud, sometimes there just isn't much produced and be glad since you've been covered for so long. Next time that foreskin gets "stuck" try these suggestions. First, apply some pressure to the glans of your penis (head) and that should slow the flow of blood into it, decreasing its size. And, have some lube handy, a hand lotion works well...this should help it easily slide back over. Probably what happened is you had some swelling of the head or foreskin which slowed things down. Sounds like you really need to work on that stretching some. Take a look around for some helpful tips in the threads on this site.
this can be a serious condition if it stays stucks for a long time.
Congratulations, Sowerpillis, on being able to retract AND on achieving traction, finally. Until your foreskin has stretching sufficiently much, you might prefer to exercise it by pulling forward, away from your body, as this photo demonstrates: http://www.foreskin.org/46-33-03.jpg That method prevents the dilemma in which you recently found yourself.If the foreskin should again become lodged behind the corona, push down on the glans with your thumbs (to force blood out of the glans), while pulling up on the foreskin with your fingers. Whatever you do, don't panic. Do the pulling and pushing slowly and calmly and you'll be OK.Korydon
About the apparent lack of smegma, Sowerpillis, your experience was somewhat of a mirage. We all, intact and circumcised and alike, produce smegma. Unretractable men often have the smegma flushed from beneath the foreskin during urination. As fresh urine is sterile, it causes no harm. Your circumstance parallels mine at your age. I was completely unretractable, but I had no accumulation of smegma. Neither was there an objectionable odour. The human body is rather remarkable, considering.Korydon
