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Date Posted: 20:36:26 02/19/11 Sat
Author: curiousg
Subject: Re: using frenulum tying technique for phimosis
In reply to: SweeneyTodd 's message, "Re: using frenulum tying technique for phimosis" on 12:08:05 05/17/09 Sun

Well I'm just tied 3 small sutures vertically evently spaced on the top half of my prepuce (much like a mini dorsal slit). I made multiple smaller stitched rather than a single large one so that I could avoid having a v-shape looking slit after everything healed. I basically have no bleeding, and the ties seem good an tight. When I did a similar thing for my frenulum breve, it took about 3 days for the stitches to fall out with some gentle daily tugging on them.

I used LMX4 as a local anesthetic. On the frenulum breve I used a proper suture that was non-resorbable. They are hard to find, so for the phimosis, I used a simple small needle and unwaxed dental floss which seems to be working just fine.

I have my fingers crossed because I've been trying to solve this problem for 10 years. I think I may finally have done it.


>
>Hehe, what an idea! Now, I also suffer from a degree
>of phimosis, (hourglass foreskin)when
>retracting......... The foreskin opening
>sphincter-like ligament? is extremely strong.
>Obviously, stretching, as recommended by Jim and Paul
>B on the network 54 phimosis, frenulum issue forum (
> >href="http://www.network54.com/Forum/244184/">http://ww
>w.network54.com/Forum/244184/ ) does work very
>well if you have time or patience to put in the time
>to stretch......The only trouble is, how patient are
>you?
>Obviously, if you stretch over months, nothing is
>damaged, but with the surgery vertically tying on the
>phimotic ridged band? you will, I suppose be
>re-creating an equivalent of a side foreskin
>slice......without removing the skin....... You
>should really ask JIM and Paul B at the network 54
>subforums. (link above)
>They can easily advise. Personally, I think there is
>a delicate balance between loose and tight foreskins.
>Too loose may be a problem, too tight is definitely a
>problem, just right...is the mission lol......
>Maybe someone would like to experiment o.O ?
>
>=======================================================
>=====================================
>Sweeney's pretty unexciting signature. Here to TRY to
>help the similarly afflicted and others' who are
>unaware of their issue.
>Let's crack this and stop circumcision and stop the
>sale of foreskin's to make skin graft starter's.
>QUOTE One foreskin can
>yield enough cells to make four acres of
>grafting material END
>=======================================================
>=====================================
>
>
>>I was wonder if you could relieve phimosis in a
>>similar way to frenulum breve by tying stitched
>>vertically around the phimotic ring area

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  • And the results? Disappointing -- Paul B., 14:17:46 04/04/11 Mon
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