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Penis sensitivity

I'm 57 years old and active sexually.  I'm circumcised and have noticed over the years that I have lost quite a bit penis head sensitivity.  Having to use a condom while having intercourse doesn't help matters any.  I have read about foreskin restoration but it seems to be a long process that requires a lot of dedication.  Is there any sort of cream or ointment that can be applied to the penis head to restore sensitivity?
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I should have done a search before posting my question.  I see my concern is addressed on the urology forum.  Thank you for your reply.
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Not that I know of.  I am afraid I'm not familiar with the condition you're asking me about.  Perhaps a neurologist might have something to suggest.  I don't know what you mean by foreskin restoration--why would putting on another foreskin increase sensitivity?  Do circumcised males have less sensitivity?

I hope I won't offend you if I suggest that your sensation (or lack of it) comes from focusing on your penis and thinking a lot about it, rather than any from true sensory disorder.  But again, if there is such a sensory disorder, I haven't heard of it, and would suggest that you be very skeptical about any surgical procedures to address it.

Take care.

Dr. Rockoff
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