First of all, I can easily pull the foreskin down over the glans—I don't have phimosis—but when I have an erection, the skin doesn't retract fully; it stops about halfway down the glans. My main issue arises when I pull the skin all the way down and it stays there; I feel the glans swell and sense pressure from the bunched-up skin, as if it’s squeezing the area between the glans and the shaft. To get the skin back up, I have to constantly pull it upward in a motion that feels like reverse masturbation. I’ve looked into it, and it seems like a case of paraphimosis; do I need a circumcision or some other procedure?

How’s everything looking for nearly 3 weeks? I still have some swelling behind on the bottom side of the head as shown and some in the shaft. The urologist sounded happy with it but I’m still a bit self conscious about it.

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I'm now day 5 of post op. The swelling has gone down a lot, hardly any pain. Although I think I've been peeing a lot more than normal and can't rlly hold it for too long. There's a weird bit on the top of the head which I'm a bit worried about and also directly under the head (check photos)

Circumcised 6 months ago but I keep waking up at least 3 or 4 times a night with an erection. I haven’t slept properly in months. I have to get out of bed and walk about for it to go down. It’s not painful, just annoying. Should I go doctors?

So I’m 5 days post pp and noticed my frenulum is looking a bit rough! Is this normal! The dorsal side is fine, because of swelling I can’t pull the skin down and have a look under the head! Also what type of circumscion would this be (I know it was Double Layer)

My glans was completely exposed for three years. Is it normal that I can still feel it rubbing against on my underwear when I walk around? And how long will I feel it? Because going commando irritates me. Thanks!

Compared to not circumcised how does the head feel always being out. I’m not cut and my head is very sensitive when I pull the skin back

Does anyone know if hes good?

Hello, I’m about 20 days in, post circumcision and I’ve had bad phimosis all my life (couldn’t retract at all). Now the incision looks normal and pink, mainly healed, I just have these big edemas all around the glans, under it, and big aswell on the sides. They feel a bit tender to the touch and they don’t look infected or anything but is it normal still have them that big after almost 3 weeks? Like in these 3 weeks it only got just a little bit smaller and that was it, should I be concerned or is it a normal process? I’m a bit worried they might not go away, sorry if I sound unprofessional.

I recently got circumcised and had a very large hematoma on the right side that had to get drained (though only partially for some reason) and restitched. I am 7 weeks out right now and what was once fluid around my shaft seems to have solidified (it stopped shrinking after week 2-3). I now have a lot of rubbery/firm mass on the right side of my penis, which keeps the incision line raised past the corona and bends my penis to the left constantly. I'm pretty worried it will stay that way, since I haven't seen any significant improvement since week 2 (when the liquid kind of became more firm).

I wanted to post here to see if anyone else had a hematoma after circumcision and if it developed into firm mass / lumps, and if that went away eventually. Any replies are greatly appreciated! Happy to DM as well.

Hi, I’m a 19-year-old male. I had circumcision about 15 days ago because of phimosis.

Before the circumcision, my glans was usually covered, so now that it is exposed, it feels extremely sensitive/hypersensitive. I’m wondering about other people who had phimosis and experienced the same thing after circumcision.

How did you eventually get comfortable with masturbation or sex? Did the sensitivity change significantly over time? And approximately how long did it take for the hypersensitivity to settle down?

I’d really appreciate hearing about your personal experiences, especially what sex or masturbation felt like after the healing period compared with before circumcision.