# Re: Secondary Relative Phimosis -- Help in San Francisco?

> Written by RS on 25. September 1999 at 05:33:13:

> In Reply to: Secondary Relative Phimosis -- Help in San Francisco? written by Bernie on 17. September 1999 at 01:51:18:

> Poor guy done a lot of research and dont get an answer! -
> problem is Bernie, nobody round here comes from San Fransisco, ...

> Well if you understand my theory,
> https://www.male-initiation.net/phimosis_treatment.html
> then you know its a secondary phimosis and as such generally wont stretch ..., but there are obviously some specific types of secondary ring which do stretch, ... now really the only way to get a serious answer may be to write a line to dear Dr. Clemmensen, and persuade him to explain his histological examinations in plain English, or at least make a few speculative guesses on how it all relates to practical treatment ...

> >History:
> You tell a long tale of sin and self punishment,

> >I had no idea that
> >this type of thing could happen, so I was a bit rough with it
> >at times. I clearly remember chaffing it becuase I wanted
> >that orgasm so bad that I just kept on going -- even when the
> >penis / foreskin was dry.
> >
> >I just thought it will heal over time. I guess I didn't wait
> >long enough for it to heal all the way, and kept on misstreating
> >it. I wish someone would have told me that this was a danger,

> interesting a rare report and a clear admission that you just mistreated yourself in a fit of obsession ... masturbation with a dry foreskin is often reported to rip a tight ring ... do you have a ring of tight skin, ? the typical phimotic ring?

> >Question:
> >Has anyone every tried some type of steroid skin cream, or some
> >other topical chemicals that can be used to restore skin?
> >
> I`ve absolutely no idea .... I`m wanting the answers from you!
> https://www.male-initiation.net/creams.html
> there`s a thread 5 or 6 from the bottom of this page on
> "betamethasone .05%"

> hope that helps
> Robin

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