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I am 26 years old and still single. Around 12 years ago during playing cricket, i had an injury on my penis head from the canvas ball and at that time. At that time, i didnt pay attention to that problem but since last 5-6 years, i am observing that the front part of my foreskin is turning dead and more and more foreskin is collecting when i pull back it.
Since last 5-6 months, i am feeling problems in pulling back my foreskin and it is very painfull also. Once during sex with foreskin pulled back, blood came out from the joint of penis and foreskin. It is very for me to erect the penis with foreskin pulled back.
I want to know what should i do in this situation and how will it affect in my coming life??
I am 26 years old and still single. Around 12 years ago during playing cricket, i had an injury on my penis head from the canvas ball and at that time. At that time, i didnt pay attention to that problem but since last 5-6 years, i am observing that the front part of my foreskin is turning dead and more and more foreskin is collecting when i pull back it.
Since last 5-6 months, i am feeling problems in pulling back my foreskin and it is very painfull also. Once during sex with foreskin pulled back, blood came out from the joint of penis and foreskin. It is very for me to erect the penis with foreskin pulled back.
I want to know what should i do in this situation and how will it affect in my coming life??
Are you still masturbating daily or time to time? Perhaps you should leave your penis alone for a good month to allow your penis to heal. A&D ointment is good for the penis. It's in the baby aisle of pharmaceutical stores.
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