My mans foreskin is tight and split. what happend it?!
Question:
My mans foreskin is tight and split. what happend it?
poor little thing
Answers:
Tight and split?
I'm not entirely sure I understand.
Does it not retract?
Is the fact that it does not retract causing it to split?
If it does not retract, has it always failed to retract?
If it used to retract but now does not it may be a yeast or other form of infection. Seek a doctor.s advice.
It it does not retract and never did, it may be phimosis.
"Topical steroid ointment is now the treatment of choice for phimosis, due to low morbidity, lack of pain or trauma, and low cost." [ http://www.cirp.org/library/treatment/ph... ]
"Reports in the medical literature from Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Italy, France, Australia, Serbia, and the United States have demonstrated the efficacy of topical steroid ointment in the relief of preputial stenosis in boys. The application of steroid ointment to the foreskin has the effect of accelerating the normal growth and expansion of the foreskin that occurs over several years and which usually results in the spontaneous relief of the non-retractile condition. Narrow foreskins usually eventually widen without treatment.
The treatment is non-surgical. There is no trauma and no surgical risk. The treatment is inexpensive. The foreskin and all of its protective, erogenous, sensory, and sexual physiologic functions are preserved. A success rate in the range of 85-95 per cent is reported. Treatment of narrow non-retractile prepuce with topical steroid ointment is now recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics"
Alternatively, you may pull the skin back until you feel a stretch but not to the point of pain. This will cause it to expand naturally over time.
See this forum regarding conservative treatment, especially stretching, of non-retractile foreskin: http://www.network54.com/forum/244184/...
If I have misinterpreted your question, ignore my advice.