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Glans penis surgery by myself

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jim98507
jim98507

Hello everyone

I want to do surgery myself

After 1 year, I did not feel good.

After this area was dry, due to the lack of timely use of repairing ointments, this problem is still not good.

I want to cut it off with a surgical blade or scissors of this area and then use a repair ointment.

This is dangerous and crazy, but I have to because I do not have any insurance and I'm stuck in a damn country.

 

My question is, is the skin of the Glans penis area like the rest of the human body? To be repair?

Thanks

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  • kenneth1955
    kenneth1955 jim98507

    Posted

    First of all what are you doing and you need not to do anything to yourself.  You may cause more harm then good.  Ken
  • dundonald
    dundonald jim98507

    Posted

    My goodness Jim are you nuts that is a complete and utter crazy idea have you know local charities that may be able to help with such a delicate operation I do hope and Pray you get sorted mate but in a safe and clean environment like a proper operating theatre
    • jim98507
      jim98507 dundonald

      Posted

      Hello dear friend thank you for your attention. first of all, sorry for my bad English

      ?i don't know maybe you right and i'm wrongsad

      you talking about local charities?? come on men / i even have to access the Internet by trouble 

      i living in s****y country afghanistan

    • dundonald
      dundonald jim98507

      Posted

      I'm sorry for your frustration I didn't realise things were so bad it's easy for me in the UK who have a health service I genuinely do hope you get your problem sorted and get it sorted soon but please don't take the matter into your own hands in case you do more damage than good.

  • Pepasan
    Pepasan jim98507

    Posted

    You will cut arteries and bleed to death. Do not try it.
  • tangki
    tangki jim98507

    Posted

    Yes the skin will repair itself but it will com back as scar tissue if you try to remove the irritation surgically
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