hey guys, ive read the posts however i am not sure whether the problems some are experiencing are those that i am experiencing. i definitely have phimosis.
i cannot pull back my foreskin whether erect or flaccid; when i try i can see the small opening of my urethra....

when i try to go further it hurts... it seems my foreskin is also dry and when i try stretching exercises it cracks and hurts....

now why i am experiencing a difficulty with the exercises apart from the dryness and the soreness is the fact that the tight part of the skin is a bit deep inside my foreskin, the ring is inside ... i can put a finger inside but cant seem to pull the ring apart- its too small, and when i do try its not pulling the tight area just the loose skin on top which is fairly stretchable... not sure this is making sense so far?

my question is how do i stretch this tight ring when its inside and i cant even put my finger inside there without causing irritation to the dry skin outside which seems to crack when i do try.


i spoke with a urologist who told me circumcision is the only option as the skin has become too tight and seems to have caused scarring on the inside- one of the reasons it doesnt retract.

thanks for any help - at this point it seems ill have to get a circumcision but i would like to avoid it if possible.

general info:
i'm chris
25 years old
never been able to retract foreskin

You have a yeast infection. Go to the corner drug store and pick up a tube of medicine to get it under control. The stuff used for athlete's foot will work as well as the ones in the ladie's section. Lotrimin is a good brand.

Wash your penis just once a day in clear water. Don't get any soap inside the foreskin. Apply the cream to the opening and try to get some inside with a Q-tip if you can. Twelve hours later, reapply. In a few days, you should find the cracking response gone and stretching will be easier.

Tell the urologist to take a hike. Even if there were scarring, it could be stretched out. I highly doubt there is scarring. Think about the scar you'd get if you followed his advice.

Get back to me if you have any questions and for sure after using the product for a few days.

"Think about the scar you'd get if you followed his advice."

I love it!

People don't put two and two together very well. Surgery results in scarring. You have a problem with scarring (which is not necessarily true at all to start with)? So you would have surgery - make a bigger scar - supposedly to "fix" it?