Beschneidung ja oder nein?
Moin bin 23m, habe leider eine schuppenflechte und ich habe oft spricht jede 1-2 Monate starke Entzündungen am vorhaut/Eichel. Drauf hin kann ich meine vorhaut nicht zurück schieben und es hat auch paar mal angefangen zu bluten. und dann bekommen ich immer eine Kortison Salbe und nach paar Wochen ist es wieder normal. Aber die Entzündungen kommen immer wieder.
meine Frage ist ob ich mich beschneiden soll? Und welchen still ich am besten nehmen soll.
habe schlaf 6-7cm steif 12-13cm umfang 12cm
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I think you’ll get the best answer with your arse.
I’ll join him. The rest of me, you already know.
I have been severely circumcised best take the method if you repeatedly get inflammations off to make urologous appointment and away the foreskin you will quickly notice how liberating that is when the acorn is free and you will not miss it that the foreskin is away you only do if you know when the inflammations come back and then you have no inflammations
I’ve been circumcised three years ago for chronic inflammation. With me the foreskin was narrowed so strongly by the inflammation scars that I hardly had a choice. Unfortunately, the surgeon has only performed a partial circumcision so that I still occasionally have an inflamed fore skin, only now can I do something about it and apply cream.
May I ask how big her limb is?
Then go to a Muslim urologist and let yourself be cut. Then you should get rid of the inflammation.
Yes, you have an unambiguous medical indication to cut you – insofar as you want to.
To style: definitely tight. Whether you want to keep more from the inner skin or not, you should discuss with the doctor. Also, if you want to keep the child, you should discuss with the doctor beforehand.
A circumcision is always the last means. nerves are lost, erogenic zones and the protection of the acorn. Do you have an improvement at the end because of the shed braid? You should be able to tell a doctor if he sees your situation. Whether a skin doctor or a urologist, I’d like to make a phone call or ask your family doctor.
I always get the cortisone ointment from my skin doctor. But only a few weeks. Next week I have an appointment with my skin doctor and ask if it is sensible.
Then let you cut ointments help no longer long
All right, let’s finally know.