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penile disorder??
i have a non-symmetrical ring in my inner foreskin which seems to attach the foreskin to the shaft.
it seems quite normal since i have it for bout 15 years (i am 32) in tha t state of size.
could it be something bad? it is aring of about the size of 3/4 of a corona glandis.
for pictures of penises ive seen in the internet it seems quite natural. but what about the slight assymetry? i have to mention that it only hurts a little after having lots of sex
another question that i have is that the girl i used to have sex with (10-12-times ) was found positive in hpv 16. is it dangerous for my wife to have sex with me now. ( she has a pap test every 10 months)
sorry for my bad english.
it seems quite normal since i have it for bout 15 years (i am 32) in tha t state of size.
could it be something bad? it is aring of about the size of 3/4 of a corona glandis.
for pictures of penises ive seen in the internet it seems quite natural. but what about the slight assymetry? i have to mention that it only hurts a little after having lots of sex
another question that i have is that the girl i used to have sex with (10-12-times ) was found positive in hpv 16. is it dangerous for my wife to have sex with me now. ( she has a pap test every 10 months)
sorry for my bad english.
thank you very much for your useful information.
as for the assymetry , it seems (since i am uncut) that it is a keratinized part of the leather below the ridge band
as for the assymetry , it seems (since i am uncut) that it is a keratinized part of the leather below the ridge band
Angelo;
If you are not suffering any pain (or slight pain), and this has been with you all those years, it's probably nothing. Seeing a doctor would help I bet, if only to put your mind at ease.
Much more of concern to me is your HPV 16 - positive ex. That's the cervical cancer-causing HPV strain as I'm sure you know. The bad news is, HPV is not curable. The good news is that the chances of developing cancer even from this strain is very low. There also is a vaccine (Gardasil) that may be able to protect her from developing cervical cancer. It's best for you both to go to the doctor with your findings and get a professional opinion, because I'm not a doctor.
Your English is fine :)
If you are not suffering any pain (or slight pain), and this has been with you all those years, it's probably nothing. Seeing a doctor would help I bet, if only to put your mind at ease.
Much more of concern to me is your HPV 16 - positive ex. That's the cervical cancer-causing HPV strain as I'm sure you know. The bad news is, HPV is not curable. The good news is that the chances of developing cancer even from this strain is very low. There also is a vaccine (Gardasil) that may be able to protect her from developing cervical cancer. It's best for you both to go to the doctor with your findings and get a professional opinion, because I'm not a doctor.
Your English is fine :)
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