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frenulum

hello,
       i was recently having sex with my girlfriend and as she is on the pill we was no using a condom. i found that the start that the sex was quite painful as my frenulum felt very tight. however when she become more moist this got easier. the other night we was having sex and i felt a pop. i pulled out to find myself covered in blood where my frenulum had not just split but come away all together so is no longer connected. i stopped the bleeding using ice. i dont have any pain in my penis now only sometimes if i knock it but does no hurt normally or when i urinate. because it has completely come away will this cause a problem? or if i keep it clean etc will it just heal? also how long before i can have sex again? any help will be great thank you.
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I had the same problem twice.  It tore  partially the first time and the next time I had sex it tore all the way.  Both times I just kept it clean and it healed with no problem.  I think that frenuloplasty is needed in only a small percentage of cases.  For an uncircumcised penis unroll the condom some and take about inch of the tip between your left thumb and forefinger.  Hold it flat as you roll the rest of the condom on - that gives your penis room to push out of the foreskin without putting a lot of stress on the condom (and maybe breaking it, which happened to me once when my partner became very aroused and active).
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It only gets worse!!!! this happened to me, same thing. after it rips it will heal. however, the scare tissue is less flexible and more brittle. so basically, once it happens, it keeps happening. the only solution is something called a Frenuloplasty. see your doctor. also visit this sight. http://www.circumstitions.com/Frenbrev.html
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