My 19 month-old son was not circumcised at birth at my husband’s request. I am the one that gives him his bath, and mostly change his diapers every day but I never do anything specific to clean his penis.

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Feb 27, 2018 · Ive got some redness around the tip of my penis. I had protected sex over two weeks ago and about 2 days ago i noticed the redness starting.

A circumcised and uncircumcised penis. A cross-section through the shaft. The vertical slit at the tip of the glans is the urethral meatus (m); it is the opening of the urethra (u).

Balanitis (Penile Infection) is a common infection that affects the head of the penis and the foreskin. It is more commonly seen in mans and men who are not circumcised.

Problems with the penis and other personal issues . Unfortunately there are no shortage of things that can go wrong with the penis, and they can be fairly distressing.

Penile Milia. Although not quite common, milia on penis can be occasional findings in men. These are again harmless and can be treated simply by unroofing the with a tip of a needle and extracting the contents.

The following information is to help answer some of the questions we see most often in regards to the normal separation of the prepuce (foreskin) from the glans (head) of the intact man. In the course of the normal development of the intact penis some things might happen that may be alarming to

Hello Grace, Thanks for the info. Just as a follow up, my second STD test round from last week came back negative (taken at 36 days post bj). However, I still am having burning and frequent urination, pain in my abdomen (around my bladder area) and sometimes the pain goes behind my penis towards my rectum area.

Smegma refers to a buildup of moisture, oils, and skin cells around the shaft of the penis. It’s much more common under the foreskin if you’re uncircumcised. The area under your foreskin normally needs lubrication from this mixture.