Having issues with frenelum

[Limpy]

hello my PE brothers, I’ve been having some issues with frenelum tears. I’ve attached a piece of wood to the top to stop slippage and even when penis is in the chamber tightly not slipping, my frenelum still has tears. Since the first bad tear I’ve had it seems to be easier to tear again. I’ve been thinking of solutions, one I have read is medical glue on frenulum? And suggestions on brands or solutions to this?

 

[oldandlively]

When you say in a chamber, what chamber are you talking about?

 

[Limpy]

When you say in a chamber, what chamber are you talking about?

My length exercises are done using length master

 

[oldandlively]

Got it. Don't use any additional harder materials in between the plates. You simply add more unneeded pressure and harden surface that causes pinching.

Medical glue, or any fast acting glue may not be in your favor with an open wound. It's better to approach the idea of cutting or tying the frenulum with the intention to separate it rather than using glue. If you have an intention to keep your frenulum, the only method is to create thicker padding below to safeguard the frenulum, and wrap slightly tighter around the base of the glans to the tip of the glans before using the plates.

Other than that, there's a trick to wrap a half and half. It's a bit more uncomfortable but a workable solution. Unfortunately, it forces the stretches on the skin more than the penile shaft itself. This is why it's a half and half.

• First, wrap the TheraBand around the base of the glans with the foreskin covers your plans.
• After three good loops, pull your foreskin back a bit to expose half of your glans. Wrap the glans tightly to engage good friction between the glans and the base of your glans. Create two to three goood loops. This will protect your frenulum from excessive tension force and the sheer force will be distributed between the glans and the base of the glans.
• For the remaining length of the TheraBand, wrap it below the base of the glans. Give it a good tug to see if everything doesn't slip off your penis.

 

[Limpy]

Got it. Don't use any additional harder materials in between the plates. You simply add more unneeded pressure and harden surface that causes pinching.

Medical glue, or any fast acting glue may not be in your favor with an open wound. It's better to approach the idea of cutting or tying the frenulum with the intention to separate it rather than using glue. If you have an intention to keep your frenulum, the only method is to create thicker padding below to safeguard the frenulum, and wrap slightly tighter around the base of the glans to the tip of the glans before using the plates.

Other than that, there's a trick to wrap a half and half. It's a bit more uncomfortable but a workable solution. Unfortunately, it forces the stretches on the skin more than the penile shaft itself. This is why it's a half and half.

• First, wrap the TheraBand around the base of the glans with the foreskin covers your plans.
• After three good loops, pull your foreskin back a bit to expose half of your glans. Wrap the glans tightly to engage good friction between the glans and the base of your glans. Create two to three goood loops. This will protect your frenulum from excessive tension force and the sheer force will be distributed between the glans and the base of the glans.
• For the remaining length of the TheraBand, wrap it below the base of the glans. Give it a good tug to see if everything doesn't slip off your penis.

Thank you so much for the response. I’m about to try this out now and see how it goes. There is a sensitivity after tearing it so I’m not sure how wrapping glans after wrapping under will work but I’m about to test now. Thank you so much for the help

 

[oldandlively]

Thank you so much for the response. I’m about to try this out now and see how it goes. There is a sensitivity after tearing it so I’m not sure how wrapping glans after wrapping under will work but I’m about to test now. Thank you so much for the help

Yep. Sensitivity will last until the frenulum completely heals. I know the pain of having it, and I'm glad in getting rid of it. People say that you'll lose about 10 to 15 percents of sensitivity. I can vouche that having lost it over 2 decades ago, sensitivity has yet to be lost and I gain more advantage in not having it.

 

[DLD]

Yep. Sensitivity will last until the frenulum completely heals. I know the pain of having it, and I'm glad in getting rid of it. People say that you'll lose about 10 to 15 percents of sensitivity. I can vouche that having lost it over 2 decades ago, sensitivity has yet to be lost and I gain more advantage in not having it.

So true I had the same situation and it took a long time to go away.

 

[Limpy]

Yep. Sensitivity will last until the frenulum completely heals. I know the pain of having it, and I'm glad in getting rid of it. People say that you'll lose about 10 to 15 percents of sensitivity. I can vouche that having lost it over 2 decades ago, sensitivity has yet to be lost and I gain more advantage in not having it.

Yeah I tried it, it’s just too sensitive. I have to get it removed already called doc after trying and got referral. Do they cut the whole foreskin(I’m uncircumcised)?
Thanks for the response again! That was a really creative way to wrap to protect the frenulum

 

[oldandlively]

Yeah I tried it, it’s just too sensitive. I have to get it removed already called doc after trying and got referral. Do they cut the whole foreskin(I’m uncircumcised)?
Thanks for the response again! That was a really creative way to wrap to protect the frenulum

No, the urologist will only snip the connective tissues (the frenulum) and use stitches to promote faster healing. You will be ready to do PE again in a month or so.

 

[oldandlively]

Cutting the frenulum is not circumcising. Just the connected tissue.