Phimostretch Phimosis Stretcher Rings Kit - 20 Rings from 3mm to 38 mm Included in Phimosis Stretching kit

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Night- Stretch using 2 fingers before sleeping. (Optional- Apply steroid Betamethasone cream sparingly on the phimotic band before sleep). Steroid creams may soften your foreskin if the scarring is mild; stopping the cream, however, may result in a return of the condition.

Frenulum: The frenulum is a small piece of tissue that helps anchor the foreskin to the underside of the glans. In some cases of phimosis, the frenulum may be too tight, contributing to the difficulty in retracting the foreskin. Phimosis is a condition where the foreskin of the penis is too tight and cannot be retracted easily. It can cause discomfort during sexual activity and difficulty with hygiene. Phimosis rings are a non-invasive treatment option that can help alleviate these symptoms.

NOTE: Some of the information provided contains graphic, medical images which individuals may find upsetting As you transition from level 2 to level 3 phimosis, you will find that you can now retract behind the corona/ridge of the glans (when flaccid) but it will still be tight over the shaft and create a horseshoe shape Level 3- Can retract behind corona when flaccid ( 18 mm to 26mm) but not when erect The end of a boy's penis may bulge or balloon when they pee, particularly if their foreskin is tight. Choosing the right ring size is crucial for effective treatment, as it ensures a comfortable fit, controlled stretching process, and minimizes the risk of complications. It is the most severe form of phimosis in adults. In this category, your phimotic ring diameter can range from the diameter of a pinhole (extremely rare) to up to 4mm.

They come in various sizes and are designed to be inserted under the foreskin to gently stretch and gradually widen the opening.Do not be disheartened if you have tight foreskin or phimosis. Look for solutions and there surely is one here readily available. Hygiene and Cleaning: Easier retraction of the foreskin promotes better personal hygiene, reducing the risk of infections and discomfort.

In children, a tight foreskin is usually congenital but, in adults, it is often due to a scarring disease known as balanitis xerotica obliterans (BXO, sometimes called lichen sclerosus). We do not know the cause of BXO What treatments are available for this problem? If you have pinhole phimosis, you may need to do some stretching by other means before you can start wearing the smallest of the Phimostretch rings that starts with 3mm diameter. However, we realized that the Kayaba classification is still very loosely defined and we wanted to provide more specific metrics and details for each stage that will help you in understanding your current state of phimosis. We will also go through some pros and cons of each stage. So, let’s get right down to the classification- Level 1- Pinhole Phimosis (Upto 4mm) Preputial adhesions, or scar tissue, that keep the foreskin attached to the tip (glans) of your penis.

Avoiding Discomfort or Injury: Using a ring that is too small may cause discomfort, pain, or even injury. On the other hand, a ring that is too large may not provide enough stretching and could be less effective in treating phimosis. Phimotic ring is not present in normal foreskin. A normal foreskin can retract freely over the glans because of the absence of an inelastic phimotic ring. In a normal foreskin, in place of a tight stenotic phimotic ring, we have something called a ridged band, which basically consists of a few nerve endings (They actually help with sensitivity and make the sexual intercourse pleasurable through its gliding action over the glans). It is possible that you may have very recently found out that your foreskin does not retract fully as it normally should. Please note that you need to allow time for the skin to heal and new cells to develop. You should never feel pain while wearing the rings as that is a bad sign. It is a sign that your phimotic band is getting inflamed. In that case, you need to stop wearing it for 3 to 5 days so that your foreskin can heal fully. If it doesn't heal within a few days, try using a Clotrimazole anti-fungal cream. What if the next ring size is too tight?