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tom69824
tom69824

Hi all. I was circumcised 8 years ago. I'm 65 years old now and am twice daily injector óf humalog 75/25 insulin. I've had pain inside penis glans since op but learned to live with it. There isn't any pain when it's not in use. when I climax as in masturbation, I can't feel the heat of the semen as it emerges from penile tip. Before I climax, I can feel the build up to the climax but not the actual climax. It maybe a damaged nerve. Otherwise all is working well with no penile erection dysfunction.. Maybe someone may have some magical cure for this. I will admit to placing penis in between my legs during masturbation. Cheers Kevin... P. S. Its the same when I urinate as in not feeling the wetness as it emerges..

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  • Wee_Dugie
    Wee_Dugie tom69824

    Posted

    Hello Tom, did you ever go back and see the surgeon who did the circumcision?

    The problem with circumcision in adult males is that it can correct some issues - but if you put it another way if you take an exceedingly sharp object to an area of skin where there are a considerable number of nerve endings and remove a considerable proportion of the skin - unfortunately, there are side-effects of this.

    The other unfortunate is that, if side-effects are discussed prior to circumcision - as there are dangers associated with any surgery - then the practicalities of what side-effects may mean in practical terms are not highlighted.

    So, I think your question is a bit specialist for this site - I suggest you best find a site where men who have undergone the same later-life circumstances of circumcision have an open-forum discussion regarding the issues they have also faced post-circumcision. (something along the lines of adult circumcision survivors)

    In terms of your masturbation practices I would suggest trying to find a totally different method that you would also find pleasurable would be the way to go. Even, give yourself a 2, 3 or 4 month break - then see how you can bring in a totally different variation to that which you have been predominantly doing - such as different locations (within the house I mean) different postures - lying down, sitting down, sitting up straight, sitting reclined and relaxed, that kind of stuff ......

    • tom69824
      tom69824 Wee_Dugie

      Posted

      Hi dugie. Thanks for reply. I appreciate the advice and will make changes you suggest. Cheers Tom..

    • Wee_Dugie
      Wee_Dugie tom69824

      Posted

      Tom if you can do an update on this in 3 or 4 months to say what has happened for you that would be good .......

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