Question 1

what do you suggest if my foreskin is attached to the head?

Accepted Answer

Foreskin: First you need to be seen by a urologist.  Questions include pain swelling discomfort with daily functions such as urinating erections and intercourse.  Can be treated with medicine or even surgery

Question 2

my foreskin is attached to the head of my penis. what do i do?

Accepted Answer

A urologist can help: If you can break the adhesion by gently pealing back the foreskin, then you may wish to see a urologist who may be able to by using a topical anesthetic in the office. Sometimes, if the adhesions are extensive, a small surgical procedure may be necessary.

Question 3

should the head of my penis still be attached to my thin foreskin?

Accepted Answer

See below: This is a problem that requires a face-to-face meeting with your doctor.  In that meeting, your doctor will listen to you, perform a throrough examination and possibly order labs or other tests. Based on this information, he/she will be able to tell you what's wrong and what to do about it.

Question 4

what do you suggest if my foreskin is attached to the head of my penis?

Accepted Answer

Here are some ...: For most of the cases, the adhesion between foreskin and glans penis can be tediously separated with skillful surgery in conjunction with modified circumcision if gentle manual separation with topical use of steroid cream fails to separate. For technical detail and realistic expectation, ask the intended surgeon - urologist - timely.

Question 5

is the foreskin meant to be attached to the head of the penis? just it connects on the underside of my penis just below the head

Accepted Answer

Yes: Check this link.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Frenulum_of_prepuce_of_penis

Question 6

what to do if i'm 17 and my penis head is still attached to foreskin?

Accepted Answer

See urologist: If you have foreskin still attached, you would have to have foreskin removed from the head of your penis by a urologist. It is not damage anything, but doesn't hurt to retract foreskin or cause a problem when you have an erection? if so definitely see urologist.

Question 7

could you tell me what is the skin that attaches the foreskin to the glans on all sides (not the frenulum)?

Accepted Answer

Adhesions: The  normal foreskin should  retract over the  glans.  If it is  attached then there are penile adhesions to the glans

Question 8

when the foreskin of my penis was pulled down, it looked like some skin de-attached. a few hours later, there is small bleeding there?

Accepted Answer

: If the bleeding stopped then keep area clean, apply OTC antibiotic ointment refrain from manipulating the foreskin for10-14 days. If still not OK see a Urologist

Question 9

hi im 17 and am uncircumsiced with the forskin still attached to the head. there is no phimosis as ther is no pain when i retract the skin unless i fully pull it over the head. at what age should the frenelum naturally detach from the tip?

Accepted Answer

: It may  not. It would be prudent to consult your doctor as it is not feasible to provide a meaningful opinion without examining you.
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Question 10

what to do if i'm 19 year old and something is attached (like a thin membrane) between my pennis head and foreskin?

Accepted Answer

Frenulum: Web between foreskin &amp; underside of glans just below urinary opening. This is a natural part of your anatomy. Only of consequence if it interferes with foreskin retraction or is painfu;l with intercourse. Can easily be taken care of by urologist if it's a problem.

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My foreskin is attached to the head of my penis. what do i do?

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Should the head of my penis still be attached to my thin foreskin?

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What do you suggest if my foreskin is attached to the head of my penis?

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Is the foreskin meant to be attached to the head of the penis? just it connects on the underside of my penis just below the head

A member asked:

What to do if i'm 17 and my penis head is still attached to foreskin?

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Could you tell me what is the skin that attaches the foreskin to the glans on all sides (not the frenulum)?

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When the foreskin of my penis was pulled down, it looked like some skin de-attached. a few hours later, there is small bleeding there?

A member asked:

Hi im 17 and am uncircumsiced with the forskin still attached to the head. there is no phimosis as ther is no pain when i retract the skin unless i fully pull it over the head. at what age should the frenelum naturally detach from the tip?

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What to do if i'm 19 year old and something is attached (like a thin membrane) between my pennis head and foreskin?

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