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Very Painful Penis tip aftr circumcision
I operated via zsr a month ago, I have very hypersensitive glans and I am not able to wear underwear directly due to it.
Now after a month, sensitivity is dropping but my urethral opening is very painful to touch.
Frenulum has been removed but the small part near the opening hurts so bad even with slight touch.
It sticks to cotton/gauze and gives a stinging pain when removing the cotton.
Already applying coconut oil.
How many more days it will take to become normal.
Also suggest how to reduce hypersensitivity.
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It willl takes a time so til that you may put some kind of supportkke cotton peiece or hand vheof over three you will feel better
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