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

> Written by RS at 06 Mar 2000 02:34:49:

> As an answer to: Re: What a relief! I am not the only one! I think I suffer from Phimosis. Help! written by Jimmy at 05 Mar 2000 14:48:27:

> Hi Jimmy and Ed,

> glad you both found my site useful and found your way here to the communication center,

> Dear Ed,
> I saw a couple of your entries but only just got round to reading your original letter, it sounds like you were practicing sex with a controlled form of paraphimosis, :-! ... I think I answered you on one stretching question, have the creams worked? ... have you yet considered minimal , non removing surgery, like dorsal slits ... even two like our pal Jimmy ....

> >The outcome was an operation involving 2 incisions to the foreskin

> ok, 2 slits ... one could presume at 45 degree and 315 degree so NE and NW as the compass flies ... would create a ridge which will probably balance itself out and pull itself to fit in a few months ...

> the coronal ridge might well grow,? or be a bit sore for a while after an op. ... or so soon after an op, is the scar rubbing ? where is the pain coming from?
> >which now allow me to fully retract my foreskin over the glans when flaccid, which I could not do previously. However, my experiences when I am erect or semi-erect are very similar to yours ie. pain on erection; possible when semi-erect but painful on full erection. The inner foreskin balloons around the ridge when my foreskin is fully retracted on erection and it takes a few days for the soreness and swelling to be relieved.

> dont know much about creams - tell us what the urologist says.

> Cheers Robin

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