Swollen Chapped Foreskin

all4great2 · #1 23-03-2008, 08:57 PM

Just want to ask if any other bros here has the same problem. I'm uncircumcised and have fairly long foreskin. Usually after sex, my foreskin becomes quite sore and slightly swollen. At times, the foreskin may even become chapped and have small 'tears' which really hurts like hell when in contact with water.

Not sure if this is due to me having long foreskin and whether this warrants having a circumcision done ?? Anyone can recommend a good urologist to consult??

sammyboyfor · #2 24-03-2008, 03:58 AM

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Not sure if this is due to me having long foreskin and whether this warrants having a circumcision done ?? Anyone can recommend a good urologist to consult??

Get yourself circumcised. It's quick, easy and relatively painless nowadays. It will also solve all your dick problems.

You don't need a urologist. Many GPs can do it in 20 minutes.

When it's all over, you'll be wishing that you had it done years ago before you started fucking.

all4great2 · #3 26-03-2008, 12:49 AM

Didn't know that GPs can perform circumcision nowdays ... will still prefer to do it at a hospital since it is still considered surgery after all.

From what I read from the forum, normally will be given 2 weeks MC right? If so, have to wait till not so busy at work then consider ... abit paiseh to tell boss say I need to take MC to "snip snip" my kuku bird

sammyboyfor · #4 26-03-2008, 05:56 AM

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Originally Posted by all4great2

Didn't know that GPs can perform circumcision nowdays ... will still prefer to do it at a hospital since it is still considered surgery after all.

From what I read from the forum, normally will be given 2 weeks MC right? If so, have to wait till not so busy at work then consider ... abit paiseh to tell boss say I need to take MC to "snip snip" my kuku bird

It's not an operation. It's a very minor snip with local anasthetic. You'll be in and out in less than 40 minutes.

You don't need medical leave either. When I had mine done, I left work at 11.30 am, popped by the clinic and then went for lunch. I was back in the office by 1.30 pm.

The only thing that causes pain is erections before the stitches have come out. You'll have to try to avoid those.

everywhere · #5 26-03-2008, 10:08 AM

i have also considered circumcision, but after some reading up, i became quite hesitant so til today i haven't done it. circumcision is good because it decreases your chances of catching STDs, and although hygiene is one of the advantages, i never had a problem with that. the reason why i am hesitant is that apparently circumcision should be done when you're young. adult circumcision causes decreased sensitivity. i read 2-3 extreme cases whereby after circumcision, the men are unable to derive pleasure from sex because it's just too difficult for them to ejaculate due to drastically decreased sensitivity. personally, that's my main concern but frankly, i think i'll still go ahead and do it sometime this yr. i guess i'll have to take my chances.

sammyboyfor · #6 26-03-2008, 01:21 PM

That's absolute rubbish. I've had sex before circumcision and I've had sex after circumcision and I can assure you that it's much better after.

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i read 2-3 extreme cases whereby after circumcision, the men are unable to derive pleasure from sex because it's just too difficult for them to ejaculate due to drastically decreased sensitivity. personally, that's my main concern but frankly, i think i'll still go ahead and do it sometime this yr. i guess i'll have to take my chances.

all4great2 · #7 27-03-2008, 11:39 PM

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Originally Posted by sammyboyfor

It's not an operation. It's a very minor snip with local anasthetic. You'll be in and out in less than 40 minutes.

You don't need medical leave either. When I had mine done, I left work at 11.30 am, popped by the clinic and then went for lunch. I was back in the office by 1.30 pm.

The only thing that causes pain is erections before the stitches have come out. You'll have to try to avoid those.

Thanks for the info ... may I know how much it costs and I assume they allow the use of medisave?

sammyboyfor · #8 28-03-2008, 04:05 AM

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Thanks for the info ... may I know how much it costs and I assume they allow the use of medisave?

How the hell should I know how much it costs.

Ask the Dr you intend to use.

As for medisave, I don't even know what it is. It didn't exist in my days.

all4great2 · #9 28-03-2008, 10:32 PM

Okay thanks