I'm a 16yo male, uncircumsised, usually when I mastrubate before ejaculation I pull up my foreskin so I could ejaculate in it, then go to the bathroom, pull it back and let it out, and use toilet paper to clean out the rest that won't come out. However, I don't really pull my penis back all the way because it hurts, but recently I managed to somehow pull it all the way and found out that I have white dots and 1-2 small white stains under foreskin that is usually covered. From what I know that was obviously smegma. It doesn't hurt, it doesn't smell bad, it just doesn't look good. I never had issues with it. I just don't want there to be more and more of it because I'm afraid it'll come to parts that are always uncovered, so anyways. Last night in the shower I tried to wash it off with gentle warm water (because it's sensitive since it's uncovered) but it just didn't come off. It didn't even move, it just stood there. I didn't even know I had it (nothing to make me research it) until I uncovered it. Only problem is sometimes I can't pull it down all the way. Could this be a potential problem, and if so how could I fix this issue? I won't go to the doctors, no way.
Anyone know anything? Help.
Hi, the unfortunate situation is because of your age you cannot post any images / photos on here, and to see what is going on is the only way to know what it is you have for sure.
So the answer to you last question is yes, this could be a problem. So I’m going to post some information below in case all you have is hardened smegma, which is the most likely thing it is, even though it is difficult to shift. Do not use anything like a nail brush or something with a sharp or even blunt edge to try to scape it off - here is the detail:
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" Properly cleaning your penis is the easiest way to remove smegma.
1.Gently pull back your foreskin. If the smegma has hardened, you may not be able to pull it back all the way. Don’t force it, as that can cause pain and tear the skin, which could lead to infection.
2.Use a mild soap and warm water to wash the area that’s usually covered by your foreskin. Avoid harsh scrubbing, as that can irritate the sensitive skin. If the smegma has hardened, gently rubbing oil on the area before cleaning it may help loosen up the accumulation.
3.Thoroughly rinse off all the soap and then gently pat the area dry.
4.Pull your foreskin back over the tip of your penis.
5.Repeat this daily until the smegma disappears. "
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The detail speaks of oil, I would suggest you try to get some gentle Baby Oil, rather than a really cheap one, or the alternative is Coconut Oil, but make sure it is for use on the Body rather than being specifically for hair.
I would advise a gradual approach, try some and simply be happy if it looks a little better each time, rather than trying to desperately remove all of what there is in one go.
If you make progress you can update your Forum Post here, or wait for 10 days to 2 weeks then update to sat what has happened …