One month on - Back to normal!

I have chosen to write the final section of this blog a month after my surgery. The reason for this is quite simple. A month on, I am more or less totally back to normal. The wounds are now fully healed; I am masturbating regularly (although still being careful); I am peeing totally normally. Most importantly, I now feel like I am getting used to my ‘new’ penis. It really doesn’t take that long.

The sensitivity which I experienced immediately after surgery is now more than bearable. I have even been playing badminton and tennis this last week – something which would have been IMPOSSIBLE about 2 weeks ago.

The skin on the glans does alter over time, and it doesn’t take long to do so. Basically, it goes drier and less sensitive to the touch. Obviously it retains a degree of sensitivity, as you will need this when it comes to your sex life. A lot of sources claim that, as the glans dries, you lose sensitivity. From what I read, measures can be taken to prevent this such as ‘massaging it with vitamin E oil’. I have not tried this, and I do not feel the need to. It feels fine exactly as it is. As my foreskin never used to retract at all, any sensation is far more than what I was previously used to.

Every now and then I experience days where it is slightly more sensitive than other, and I just have to be a little bit more careful. I guess this is something which is just normal. It certainly does not impact on my life.

My pee stream and ejaculate are both now far more powerful than they were before surgery. Be prepared for this!

I still have not had full sex since the operation, as I am still waiting for the last couple of pesky stitches to drop out, but I am not anticipating there being any problems whatsoever. I am not totally healed and, if the increased intensity I experience during masturbation is anything to go by, I think sex will be a totally new experience!

Circumcision, on reflection, is not a big deal. Yes, there will be times where you wonder if you are doing the right thing. There will be times where you experience pain, and sensitivity. There will be times when you are being driven mad by your own natural urges. However, just keep remembering. It is a MINOR surgery, and if all goes to plan, it will be totally behind you in around ONE MONTH. The only regret I have about the whole thing is that I didn’t have it done sooner!

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me. I will try my best to help you out.

Remember, this is just ONE PERSON’S experience. I am not a doctor, surgeon or medic. I am just telling you how it happened to me in as much detail as possible.

Hope it helps.