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Old 07-07-2009, 01:06 PM
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Originally Posted by goldenchild1010 View Post
Hoping a few uncircumsized men can help me out here:

I've noticed I get sharp pain when:

1) A condom is put on 'wrong' (ie. when it's not put on VERY carefully). Specifically, when a condom is put on over top ROLLED BACK foreskin (which often happens in the process of putting on the condom), it's painful immediately and then MORE painful with every thrust during intercourse - because every thrust essentially causes the foreskin to be rolled back a bit.

What hurts? The Glans or head? The Frenulum or connective skin like found on the bottom of your tongue? Something else--what?

I also get sharp pain when:

2) My partner performs oral sex or masturbates me and the foreskin is pulled back in the process (revealing the head of the penis).

The head/Glans of the penis is extremely sensitive because of all the nerve endings there. Being covered and protected by the Foreskin most of the time, the nerves are rarely rubbed directly like they are when a penis has been circumcised for years.

For those of us who were circumcised early in life, the Glans has had years of exposure to the elements and has rubbed against clothing thus dulling their sensitivity. So, as great as masturbation, oral, and intercourse is, the sensations are actually mild by comparison.

As I see it there are these solutions:
1. you can leave the Foreskin forward
2. you can retract it for short periods of time periodically over a
few months in order to get the nerves in the Glans used to the
elements and become desensitized
+ you can finger with and without using a lubricant it with the
Foreskin retracted briefly yet often in order to condition it as above
3. retract it when using a condom and apply some lube only to
the Glans before rolling on the condom--or not, as desired


The reason is obvious I think: the skin is attached to the top of the penis head, and when the foreskin is rolled back too far (or too hard), it hurts - just like it would hurt if skin was being pulled off any part of your body.

This sounds like a separate issue. Will your Foreskin fully retract and fold up behind the Corona Rim (back of Glans/top of shaft)? If not then I gather it only partially retracts and if this is the case you can work with it daily and over time you should be able to free the adhesion that attaches it to the Glans. Try doing this exercise during a shower or preferably a bath.

Quesitons:

A) What do I do about it? I've had this problem with EVERY partner - which causes me to think that perhaps I'm the only man who has pain when foreskin is rolled back?

You are not, however, please give us more information by answering the questions, above.

B) Will changing the condom (perhaps wearing 'bigger' condoms that are less tight and therefore don't pull back on teh foreskin help?

I'd try using the lube first, not rolling the foreskin back when wearing a condom, first.

C) Is it normal? Or is there something I can do to dull sensitivity of my foreskin being pulled back?

Asked and answered, above.

Any advice would be welcome.
I hope this is of help. Give these suggestions a try and with the additional information I'll be happy to work with you further.
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