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IS this correct?
im 15 yearr old virgin
As I read this sites' topics, I read that if you have a painful head when you pull back ur forskin, you should keep your foreskin back and touch it until there is no pain.
I have had my foreskin back for 15 mins and the head is very dry, I can touch it and there wont be as much pain. It looks very red and black on te head.
Should I cary on touching it and keeping it exposed to the air or what?
Help me.
As I read this sites' topics, I read that if you have a painful head when you pull back ur forskin, you should keep your foreskin back and touch it until there is no pain.
I have had my foreskin back for 15 mins and the head is very dry, I can touch it and there wont be as much pain. It looks very red and black on te head.
Should I cary on touching it and keeping it exposed to the air or what?
Help me.
You need to go to the doctor - the redness sounds like you might have some irritation, but the black is not good. Might be just dirt / smegma or something, but you need to go to the doctor to get it examined.
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