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Lumps of skin on foreskin

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Viking1
Viking1

I have always had tight foreskin which doesn't come anywhere near coming over the helmet but recently I've developed lumps of hard skin on my foreskin. The foreskin has always got pretty itchy and the skin split if overdid it on sex or maturation but now these lumps of skin just seem to have appeared and don't seem to be going. Has anybody ever seen anything like it before or Any ideas what they are or what they're from? I have a picture on my phone but not sure how to put it up here

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  • nick75873
    nick75873 Viking1

    Posted

    I'd like to see pix personally...I've had the splits' too, at the 'drawstring' end, and oweee when time to pee. The lumps of flesh I've not seen other than scar tissue from botched semi circumcisions I've seen, where they just clipped and didn't remove. What some of us boys deal with, and rarely discuss!

  • Viking1
    Viking1

    Posted

    There's no icons coming up for me when I go into reply so can't get the picture up. Ive gone into the thread posted and checked up images of BXO, it looks as though that's what it could be, thankfully it doesn't look anywhere near as bad as some of those images! Is there anything I can do for this or is it a case of get my arse to the doc quick before it gets worse? By the way thanks a million for the help folks

    • ml66uk
      ml66uk Viking1

      Posted

      You might be able to post pics from a different device or browser.  If you're on a phone, then a laptop or PC may work better.  You need to get your arse to the doc quick though, as if it is BXO, early treatment is better.  Good luck!

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