Phimostretch Phimosis Stretcher Rings Kit - 20 Rings from 3mm to 38 mm Included in Phimosis Stretching kit

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Adult circumcision is often painful and a very expensive treatment for relieving a tight foreskin (phimosis). However, it’s not the only solution. Active stretching- As the name suggests, it is the process of actively stretching the foreskin through various exercises such as using your fingers to stretch the phimotic band diameter. This also includes stretching your frenulum that we will explain later in this guide. Don't you think it is worth finding out whether YOU can also experience the same sensations that an uncircumcised male with a normal foreskin does, during intercourse?

This article was co-authored by Scott Tobis, MD. Dr. Scott Tobis is a board certified Urologist. With more than seven years of experience, he specializes in treating patients for urologic conditions such as urologic cancers, prostate enlargement, vasectomy, kidney stones, frequent/urgent urination, erectile dysfunction, incontinence, and blood in the urine. Dr. Tobis holds a BS in Cellular and Developmental Biology from The University of California, Santa Barbara, and an MD from Dartmouth Medical School. He completed his internship in General Surgery and residency in Urologic Surgery at the University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry and his fellowship in Urologic Oncology and Robotic Surgery at The City of Hope National Medical Center. Dr. Tobis is a diplomat of the American Board of Urology. Leaving phimosis untreated can have risks– if you have phimosis, it can make it very difficult to keep the penis clean which can lead to infection. Once you become sexually active, if you still have phimosis from being a child or develop it, the condition can make erections painful and can prevent you from enjoying a healthy sex life. Let us first define the problem. The reason your foreskin is tight is that its natural movement is being constricted by the phimotic band. Use a topical steroid cream to help massage and soften the foreskin so that it’s easier to retract. A prescription ointment or cream with 0.05 percent clobetasol propionate (Temovate) is usually recommended for this. Avoid irritating the foreskin: Avoid using harsh soaps or bubble baths, and avoid tight-fitting clothing that may irritate the foreskin.A decision so big and somewhat risky that it may alter the rest of your life? Your sexual happiness? Maintain good hygiene: Keep the penis and the surrounding area clean to prevent infections and reduce the risk of phimosis. If you have had sexual intercourse with tight foreskin, then you would probably know that it is uncomfortable as glans is sensitive and it can be painful too because your foreskin is not able to retract fully. Apart from that, it can also lead to erection issues as a person with phimosis can’t experience the sensations that a gliding motion of foreskin over the glans produces. So, make sure to work on your glans sensitivity as well while you continue the stretching process. It is possible that you may have very recently found out that your foreskin does not retract fully as it normally should.

Causing tears or cuts through overstretching- This can actually cause contraction and will be counter-productive. Phimosis stretching only works if the stretching is gentle, without any pain and is consistent enough. So, while you are working on expanding your phimotic band diameter through phimosis stretching, you should also be working on desensitizing your glans penis through consistent exposure to the outside environment.Steroid creams– these may help to soften the skin and make it easier to stretch the foreskin. Usually, they are applied twice a day to the tip of the foreskin, for a period of four to eight weeks. The reason this happens is that steroid cream causes a thinning effect on the skin area where it is applied where collagen production is suppressed. Hence the skin becomes more pliable to stretching. You can either do it on a flaccid penis or when the penis is erect. You can also use oil over your glans and foreskin to make the retraction smoother. If you are masturbating, make sure that you are doing the correct way. This stretching process is entirely scientific. Phimosis stretching works through the mechanism of tissue expansion. With that said, I tore a bit (I'm sure others can relate to that kind of pain...) and my urologist basically said to me, "Look, when the foreskin gets compromised and an infection follows, it's basically going to become an unfortunate pattern in the future."