> # Re: What a relief! I am not the only one! I think I suffer from Phimosis. Help!

> Written by Lilgirl at 29 Jan 2000 10:17:36:

> As an answer to: What a relief! I am not the only one! I think I suffer from Phimosis. Help! written by Ed Recio at 24 Jan 2000 19:18:36:

> Ed, I posted earlier on this site about my lover (in the UK) and his phimosis. He went to the doctor, and after what sounds like a pretty perfunctory examination, the doctor said it wasn't phimosis because he could retract it a little way (but not over the head at all - this, I know!) Anyway, that night the doctor came by his place, and said that he'd decided it was a lichenoid type of problem, and prescribed betamethasone 0.05%, which is what I'd already told my lover about, so he knew what it was (topical steroid).

> Now, we just have to see if it works. The doctor's reaction was a bit annoying; he said 'Where did you get this word 'phimosis' from? You're a layman'. Like we can't read ... Anyway, he's got the cream, and I'll keep you posted on whether it works. But definitely, go to the doctor well-primed with information, and don't just accept at first examination that you'll need circumcision.

> Cheers - and don't panic -

> Lilgirl.

> Answers:

> - Is a circ a bad thing?? WAS - Re: What a relief! Dave In Northampton 2/01/2000 09:58 (3)
>   - Hi Dave from Northampton RS 2/06/2000 07:14 (0)
>   - Re: Is a circ a bad thing?? WAS - Re: What a relief! Roxane 2/05/2000 00:30 (0)
>   - Re: Is a circ a bad thing?? WAS - Re: What a relief! R.J. Knight 2/01/2000 17:23 (0)

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