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Trying to cure a sticky, sensitive penis head

Discussion in 'Physical & Sexual Health' started by jackinthebox, May 4, 2013.

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  1. jackinthebox

    jackinthebox
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    I've just started pulling back my foreskin after 25 yrs for a week or so to de-sensitize my highly sticky, sensitive penis head. I understand it's too soon to see any results but I read somewhere that you should touch it often after pulling it down using lube, spit, etc.

    As soon as I put some spit on it, it became even more sensitive.. like a pinchy, sticky feeling which feels horrible..

    Same thing happens when cum spreads over the penis head.. the head becomes even stickier..

    Should I just touch it keeping it dry? I'm really worried.. because I already have an extremely tight foreskin which I am trying to cure by pulling it down everyday and it starts hurting once the penis becomes erect.. and now this problem..
     
    #1 jackinthebox, May 4, 2013
  2. Sully

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    Have you been cleaning down there regularly? If not its really important that you start to! Everyday, clean in and around the foreskin! Also if it's giving you a bit of grief it's probably worth a trip to the doctor.
     
    #2 Sully, May 4, 2013
  3. jackinthebox

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    No, I just started last week
     
    #3 jackinthebox, May 4, 2013
  4. KaraBulut

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    The question is whether it's just sensitivity or whether it's inflammation. For guys who have phimosis, there's sometimes issues with bacterial and fungal overgrowth that can cause inflammation.
     
    #4 KaraBulut, May 4, 2013
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