Burning area on foreskin

Hi, what you may have is some form of Balanitis - check-out the link to detailed information on the various Balanitis conditions elsewhere on this web site at the bottom of my reply ..

Really, the only way to be sure of what you have going on is to see a Urologist.  If you can get to a Specialist Sexual Health Service, such as a GUM Clinic, you can often ask to speak to one who is on duty at the time.

In the mean time what I would suggest is that you follow the Penile Hygiene regime I detail immediately below >>>>

* What I do know is the when you have ANY condition affecting the penis you need to implement squeaky clean hygiene practices to rule out the real possibility that it is simply an irritant creating the condition you have!  Here is some of the stuff I previously posted on penile hygiene:

>>>>>> The skin on the penis is more sensitive than any other part of the body, particularly the head of the penis.  During sex or self-pleasuring there is a whole lot of friction going on for this area of skin - if you use condoms, there is often a whole load of chemicals on the inside that certainly don't help if your skin is reacting to irritation!

Try this for a while (2 / 3 weeks) - prevent as far as possible, soap, or shower gel, hair shampoo etc., or skin cream / lotion or any form of lube (oil based particularly) from getting on your penis.  Always wash with water ONLY (never hot water) after urinating (in public toilets go in a cubicle and use toilet paper to ensure the head and surrounding area is 100% dry) when showering – if possible, make sure the skin of the penis is drawn forward to cover the head to protect the area from soap / shower gel, etc. getting on it.  At the end of the shower - make sure the entire penis is 100% dry afterwards.

  YOU can also combine this with giving your penis an 'exercise holiday' - no masturbation or sexual activity, you may need to do this for as long as 5 or 6 weeks.>>>>>  {Your penis could simply) be reacting to an irritant, usually some form of chemical - from anything from a specific soap, washing powder you use on your clothes, (and so on) or something related to your sexual practices: lube, lotions, gels, condoms etc. - or if you have a sexual partner, it could be a chemical substance they are using regularly, quite innocently, I must add!  

Here is the link to check-out the Balanitis details ....

https://patient.info/health/penis-problems/balanitis

Your Glans may appear okay but eventually may show signs of the Balanitis.   Sexual activity has nothing to do with the forms of Balanitis I am familiar with  - I think it says this in the leaflet link I provided.  You say "circumcised" and having a foreskin too.  So obviously you were not 'done' correctly - as the idea id the glans should be exposed all the time.

You therefore will experience only some of the presumed benefits of circumcision, but quite literally, most of the impact of having a fair proportion of your foreskin will also be present.  Essentially, you cannot talk about what is "normal" as you are a bit of both here.

By the way, if you want to restore the entire protection a fully intact foreskin would provide, as you have such a high proportion of it remaining, you can set-about that process.  Search for Foreskin Restoration if this is of interest.

Depending on your age, you could get a professional opinion - and as I say, the best person to give this would be a Urologist.  On the other hand, you can simply have a lot of fun finding out how to get the best pleasurable sensation during self-pleasuring / masturbation.

So give you penis as long a rest as you can, then, limit masturbation once you re-start, try twice a week only.  If things are going good in terms of the burning add another and so on each week to the frequency you want to achieve.  If the burning returns back-off for 2 or 3 weeks.

And Yes, the wet touch is likely to be as normal as you are ever going to be .....