why do men penis skin peels after having sex is it bad?
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you could have herpes.  call a doctor or go to the nearest clinic asap
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One word: chafing.\n\nUncut men are more prone to getting diseases and it's more sensitive then any other area. Your skin acts like a shield and when pulled back it is able to be ripped or torn very easily. Cut men are less likely to be swollen because they are already clear and the skin becomes thicker throughout growing up.\n\nWhat you need to do is just be very careful. Masturbate slower and softer. When cleaning, do not scrub but massage. During sex, make sure you have a condom that says "sensitive" on it.
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YOU HAVE TO KNOW THAT EVERY PENIS IN THE WORLD IS SENSITIVE.\nTHE THING IS THAT THE PENISSS IS NOT SENSITIVE THE FELLING U GET WHEN IT IS TOUCHED IS MORE.\nDONT PANIC WITH SEX AND TIME THERE WILL NOT BE ANY PROBLEM.\nDONT WORRY JUST ENJOY THE FEELING YOU WILL BE ON THE TOP OF THE WORLD. EVEN I HAD THIS PROBLEM NOW IM NORMAL WITH IT.\nI HAVE A FEED BACK THAT MY SEX PARTNERSS HAVE A GOOD EVJOYMENT HAVING SEX WITYH ME. IT WILL BE THE SAME THING FOR YOU .BYE \nLIVE THE LIFE TO THE FULLEST.\nDONT UES ANY CREAMS IT CAN BE ALLERGIC AND HABITT OF CREAMES CAN BE BAD FOR SEXUALL LIFE
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if you've had unsafe sex you should see a doctor cause there is a chance you got a std, other than that it could be a clogged pore or pimple that will go away after about a week, if it doesn't go away consult a doctor.
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The penis is made from a spongy tissue. When a male gets sexually excited, this tissue gets filled with blood and the penis hardens as a result.
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It sounds like you need to use a little bit more lubrication while having sex.  The vein on your penis becomes irritated when it is exposed to too much friction.  Use a lubricated condom and try some KY Jelly.  Don't use Vaseline or petroleum jelly with condoms.  Petroleum-based lubricants can cause a condom to break, so only use water-based lubricants like KY Jelly or Astroglide.
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You aren't a virgin any longer when your himen is broken, this happens by having intercourse. You will usually blead a little afterwards, nothing too bad though. If the guy just sticks it in and then pulls it out once, I don't consider that sex.
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No, Unless he has phimosis which is a tight foreskin, that means he cant retract it back. And it hurts when he tries. He also cant see the head (glans) of his penis because of the tight foreskin. Since it cant retract, sex is usually painful, because its pulling the skin back and we all know that hurts if you cant pull it back from the get go. \n\nThe only other pain I can think of is Urinary Tract Infection. Thats when it hurts to take a piss.
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He just needs to wash his face.  If you shave down there it could be the irritation from rubbing his face against you or any soaps, perfumes, powders you might have used that day or right before that he could be slightly sensitive to.  I highly doubt it is an STD.  If it blisters and shows a more red appearance then you might want to see the doctor, but for now use an good facial cleanser...just treat it similiar to acne and it should go away.  Good luck!
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There are no problems with this issue.  Unless it causes pain when erect.  Almost all men have a curve to one direction, and it is actually better sexually for a women than a straight penis. Sometimes due to a mistake during circumcision, the penis may be bent at a 90 degree angle.  If this is the case I would see a Doctor. Most likely your penis has a normal curve just like 95% of all other men. Nothing to worry about.
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it could be a sign of infection.  if you have been having unprotected sex, you should go to a clinic or your doctor and get tested.
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Some guys have bumps called "pearly penile papules" on their penises, which are normal growths that appear around the base of hair follicles. Also, another fairly common condition is infection of the sebaceous glands, or simply put, pimple-like growths. These infections respond to antibiotics. Both conditions are not unusual, but it is best to be evaluated by a clinician to determine a diagnosis and treatment, if any is necessary.\n\nRemember, some sexually transmitted infections, like herpes and genital warts, can be transmitted through close skin-to-skin contact, even if the person has never had intercourse.
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No there is not. Make sure you don't rub it raw though. this could lead to an infection (Ouch!). Also keep in mind that the more often you do masturbate the less sensitive your penis will be and it may take you a long time to reach orgasm when you have sexual intercourse with that special someone. Maybe it would be wise to use a lubricant like KY Jelly or other water soluble personal lubricant. Don't use Vaseline or baby oil or petroleum products. These can burn and/or cause infection in some cases, especially if you have a cut, open sore or a raw spot. Not to mention if the get inside the opening of your penis.
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This could be as simple as not washing properly. They could be small penile warts that can occur due to sweat and bacteria normally on the underside of the penis.\n\nconsult your doctor and he will sort you without embarrassment.
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Its probably infected.  You need to be cricumsized before you loose more than your foreskin.
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Talk to your doctor. I am circumcised so I really don't have much experience dealing with this issue. But, apparently this is a common problem for those of you that are uncut (at least judging by the number of times this question appears here). Your doctor has probably seen and dealt with this issue before. My understanding is that it is a simple problem to take care of.\n\nTerry\n\nPS: KC, he's talking about it because it's a painful situation and it has nothing to do with him masturbating or not. He is concerned about a legitimate health issue. If you are not mature enough to understand that then stay off here please. By the way, I am reporting you for being rude and insulting to other Answers members.
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Your foreskin is probably attached to the underside of the glans. This is fairly common, but it may tear and bleed during intercourse. Your doctor can detach it completely for you. A less common problem may be excessive skin dryness or fungal or bacterial infections which will cause irritation and sometimes bleeding; abstain from intercourse in this case and visit your doctor for proper meds.