Percentage of loss in sensitivity lost after circumcision
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2007-11-15 5:35:13
Would like to know what is the percentage of loss sensitivity after someone is circumcised
Answer:I'm uncut but my doctor whose husband is circumcised adviced me not to get circumcised as she mentioned that her husband loss good bout 60% sensitivity.
I don't really know or will know ...im a girl...but my bf wants to know that too......interesting.
finally, a good question on Men's Health. Unfortunately i don't know the answer. i do want to see other answers though...
The only thing lost is the "smell" of your penis. If you are a Jew then you may have a painful day in your future other than that keep the skin, you won't need Vasoline.
There really is no way to gage the difference in sensation between a circumcised penis and one that is not. The only thing for certain is that there is SOME sort of loss between the two, as the job of the foreskin is to protect the glans of the penis (or the head, if you will) from friction and drying out.
Circumcised men are usually in the position of not being able to recall a time when they did have a foreskin, so they can not report on the difference.
Don't know of any, I would imagine it increases.
finally a good ?'s i hear yah peeps but i had a few friends that got that done not to long ago i haven't hear them complain ,except the pain they had after the surgery.but as far as the sensitivity part goes the feelingis better they say hope i was a good answer!
there should not be any loss, in fact you will probably be over sensitive
my guy isn't circumcised and he's very sensistive down there. everytime i try to pull it back, he freaks aout and whines
The foreskin contains millions of nerve endings that create sensitivity. These are lost. At first, since the glans (head) is exposed, it is ultra sensitive, but because it is constantly rubbing against clothing, without the foreskin to preserve it, it becomes desensitized and less sensitive.