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I had too much sex and now my penis is super wrinkly

I am 30 years old and until recently a virgin. I started a "friends with benefits" relationship with a lady and in March, she came to stay for 12 days. We had sex almost twice a day for 12 days (I guess we were making up for lost time). It wasn't painful, but by the end of it my penis was a bit sore and I just noticed that the skin had stretched quite a bit, but I thought it was just temporary. Its now 8 weeks later and the skin is still really saggy, like the skin of an 60 year old. Its also still kind of sore and uncomfortable (not painful but enough that its hard to ignore). I went to the sexual health clinic, had a urine test, and they said nothing was wrong. They looked at the skin and said it was normal. But I know for a fact that had we taken it slower, it would still look young like it used to. It is making me pretty unhappy. I searched the internet and could not find anyone with a similar problem. I do feel like men should be warned that the penis is lot more fragile than people think? Has anyone had this issue? Is there anything can be done about it?
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I’m going to take a wild guess and say that you are uncircumcised.  I have had the same problems when my foreskin gets really dry. I hurts to pull but looks almost normal. When this happens to me, I ease it back until it starts to feel uncomfortable then use a decent moisturizer without fragrance.  Do the same thing for a few days and don’t forget to moisturize your privates
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I am uncircumsized. It doesn't really sound like the same problem, it doesn't hurt to pull back but now that the inner foreskin is so thin, it sticks to the head like cling film, so I have to pull much further to get it to pull all the way back. I have tried moisturiser for weeks on end and it does not make a difference.
It's been a year. Have you seen a doctor?
Scratch that - it's been two years. Have you seen a doctor?
Yes I have seen 4 doctors. 1 said it looks normal. 1 prescribed cream. Another prescribed more cream. Another said there is no cure for stretched skin, best they can do is circumcision.
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Is this any better now or do you still have the wrinkly appearance?  Your penis is no longer sore?  I'm glad you got it checked out and hopefully you are all back to normal.  As to your comments about warning men. Ya.  I think, to be honest, the porn industry has done no favors to the average man or woman.  Not saying you watch porn or anything but just that people go fast and hard and that isn't always most pleasurable and can as you've noticed, injure people.  Anyway, hopefully you are healed.
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Its a year later now and still just as wrinkly, and still sore.
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One question to ask yourself is, how intensely did you look at your penis before this?  Do you really know that it looks all that different?  And I have to tell you, I don't know where you get your info but I'm 68 and no, our genitalia don't look all wrinkly and old.  Sure, some people age a lot faster than others, especially those who eat poorly, don't exercise, and don't take care of themselves when they were young, but no, a 60 year old doesn't have a penis that looks all that different from what it did when they were young.  All you did was irritate it.  Think of it as a muscle, though it isn't, but it's a useful analogy.  If the first time you go to the gym you lift heavy weights for hours, you will hurt like hell.  So if you never did this before, yeah, it might have gotten irritated because you have no idea what you were doing.  Practice always makes us better at doing things, and as you have more experience you learn how to position yourself better to avoid irritation.  Also consider that women who have a ton of sex can get dry after awhile, and that can make it even more irritating.  I'm guessing this will pass  and your will be left with the great memory of a splendid week.  Peace.
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It is my penis so I was very familiar with it. I 100% know that it looks and feels very different. Its a year later now and the skin is still stretched and it is still uncomfortable. Sex is always accompanied by discomfort now because the stretched skin is more sensitive to pain. Dry humping is basically impossible now.
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Did they address the pain, if not the appearance?

There is no STD that changes the appearance of skin like this, and too much sex shouldn't either. Maybe you should try a urologist or dermatologist.

If you have before pics, maybe from sending them to someone, that would be really helpful. You probably don't look all that unusual compared to others, as everyone is different, but maybe it is different for you, but it might be difficult for someone to assess that without a before and after.

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Sorry for the delay, I didn't get any notifications. The doctor recommended a variety of creams, none of which helped. I'm sure its not an STD. What has happened is that my skin has been stretched beyond the elastic limit. It happened because the woman I was having sex with had a very dry vagina. Rather than the penis sliding in and out, her vagina basically clamped down on the foreskin and tugged it back and forth. I  did not know at the time because I was inexperienced. It's the same way that breasts go saggy and stomachs go saggy after pregnancy. The discomfort I think is because the inner foreskin has been stretched so much that it no longer fits snugly around the head.
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