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reoccuring small cut on penis shaft after sex

I  develop a  small cut under the tip of my penis on the shaft after having sex with a condom. It looks like the skin is cracked, but it is a slight open cut.   When I dont have sex the cut is gone but on occasion u can see a slight outline of where it was. After Sex it will heal up in 2 to 3 days and the area may stay a lil red for 5 +days, it is less than a 1/8th inch long, But when I  have sex again the cut open up again in exactly the same spot. I mainly only get it on this one spot, left side of my penis, under the head, on the shaft .
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i have had this problem you speak of and doctors dont have an idea all they can say is that its not an std and suggest antibiotics but my friends im here to say it wont help showers wont help minimizing sex wont help vasiline wont do it all these suggestions wont help trust me i know ive been there youfail to realize that its somthing that is complex and i found the solution by experimenting diffrent things and i have the answer im not a sales person i have no web site no gimmicks all intrested leave a message
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The solutiuon that Jay gave and is effective is actually quite simple. Tree tea oil bought at a vitamin store rubbed on base or where it is red. It does work well for this and other things.
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After being seen by a excellent dermatologist, he has said that it is Very common in men over 40 and that is a nuisance more than anything else, Lube Lube Lube during sex and masturbation. A lot of times it is more like a crack than a cut.
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It's actually very straightforward. These are simply areas of skin that have gradually weakened via friction/pulling/stretching over the years, usually more due to masturbation than sex. During sex/masturbation the friction simply reopens it and weakens it even more. I have one myself that always cuts in the exact same place more often through masturbation.

You can prevent this by masturbating using the thumb and index finger on the top of the penis, reducing pulling and stretching of the skin below. There's not much you can do to stop it during sex though. Lube may lessen it slightly but only slightly. Once an area weakens like this you're pretty much stuck with it.
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my husband has the same cuts  they appeared 3 months ago  looks like dry skin  everytime we make love  they appear again  he says there very sore and sting  they scab over after a day or 2 so we make love  but they come back agian  this is very frustrating for us  he is applying my dry skin cream  any other suggestions?
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I am having the same problem. I have checked and is not STD. It is so snnoying. Is anyone found cure yet?
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I found a couple of sites that have information about something called Thrush, this is not an STD

http://www.bbc.co.uk/relationships/sex_and_sexual_health/stis_thrush.shtml


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I have the same problem, my problem is also recurring and it will seem to heal and then when I have sex with my wife it comes back, it is very annoying, I have had STD checks and it is not that. I noticed that the skin in that area is a different colour, it is much paler. I suggest you use vaseline and nothing else, I have had this problem for 4 months now, it is very annoying, I think I will have to abstain from sex for a long time, maybe 2/3 months to make sure it goes away. Good luck.  
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