Circumsion

wayman · Post by **wayman** » Sun Oct 15, 2006 11:55 am

jack6two wrote:You are right: the total removing isn't necessary! I also had removed a piece of 2-3 cm (when i remember right) in many steps. So the cockhead is covered still by the foreskin, if you want this.

i was circumcised and the doctor screwed up by removing to much on the lower side and not enough on upper.so i was able to fix this myself with almost no pain involved.its considered a bad idea and asking for trouble but not if you know something about surgery.i bought some straight/curved forceps off a site.they have the locks in between the handle so you clamp the skin down and go slowly until it clicks and do this all the way until the last lock level.you feel almost nothing and the skin is flat and no blood is circulated.only problem is closing the gap.as long as the edges dont open you wont bleed.im not asking for anyone to do this but if your wondering.ive removed a ugly scar on my finger this way.i used sewing thread to stich it shut and it worked fine i might be a little crazy but i wouldnt cut my penis off.

luchs32 · Post by **luchs32** » Tue Oct 17, 2006 10:23 am

Please, Please Mustang do not remove anything else.. Loose foreskin is actually very good for sex with women, and men (if you go that way).

I can talk from experience with having sex with uncut men and cut men in my lifetime. I am currently married to a cut man, but my previous husband was uncut, and sex in some ways were better, and it was easier to penetrate me with him being uncut. DO NOT REMOVE ANYTHING MORE....

The stuff you have been reading is most likely old school stuff and not really worth the text it is typed with... it is a load of crap, and as for doing it in the office, well it is major surgery, and a local anesthesia will not do what you want it to do. AND, In my opinion any one trying to remove his own foreskin is just asking for trouble. Physically and medically.

PLEASE, PLEASE, do not remove anything else for skin, what you have sounds great to have. It will not cause cancer. Whether you have foreskin or not does not protect you from any STD's any more than being cut does. Honestly, you are fine the way you are.

Good luck..

Luchs

jack6two · Post by **jack6two** » Tue Oct 17, 2006 3:46 pm

self removing of foreskin brings no trouble. That's my longlife experiences.
As a young dude i used my mothers sewing cotton for closing the gap later i have sewed with thin fishing cord. This is cleaner and let the wound heal shut hurrier.

In each time to be a little bit crazy for diy is good!!!

wayman · Post by **wayman** » Wed Oct 18, 2006 9:32 am

jack6two wrote:self removing of foreskin brings no trouble. That's my longlife experiences.
As a young dude i used my mothers sewing cotton for closing the gap later i have sewed with thin fishing cord. This is cleaner and let the wound heal shut hurrier.
In each time to be a little bit crazy for diy is good!!!

it doesnt matter what your removing from your body using something over than sutures to close a wound wont heal right.ive used sewing thread and it worked ok on a small wound but the stiches migrated and delayed healing.but i think fishing line would be a better substitute than sewing thread.if you disemboweled yourself by accident dont expect fishing line to hold your guts in for long!

jack6two · Post by **jack6two** » Wed Oct 18, 2006 3:57 pm

You are right, but important for sewing is to do it not so tight! Because the thread will cut in the skin, if the wound edges are pulled to strong!
So the wound can get open and the healing will take a longer time.

wayman · Post by **wayman** » Wed Oct 18, 2006 9:26 pm

jack6two wrote:You are right, but important for sewing is to do it not so tight! Because the thread will cut in the skin, if the wound edges are pulled to strong!
So the wound can get open and the healing will take a longer time.

yeah think i did make some stitches to tight before.but its not easy to tie a knot and have it loose.long as the edges touch i think it will be ok.also making it to tight makes it harder to remove later on.

jack6two · Post by **jack6two** » Thu Oct 19, 2006 2:49 pm

Yes - you are right 100%.
It's able to relieve the pulling at the suture by the plaster, before glueing it i pull the wound edges together, so that the suture lays loose. without tension.

VladT · Post by **VladT** » Fri Oct 20, 2006 2:17 am

jack6two wrote:You are right, but important for sewing is to do it not so tight! Because the thread will cut in the skin, if the wound edges are pulled to strong!
So the wound can get open and the healing will take a longer time.

...And this is the problem:When You use a fishing line, maybe You are not be able make do a enough small knot without excessive force.In addition the fishing line is greasy from blood.Especial for a strangulation of a bleeding vein you must use a right force.Bud yes it can be cleaner.For a smaler knots is recommended surgery silk or perhabs catgut (is absobet by body in about two weeks).