White stuff on head of penis(uncircumsized)?!
Question: i pulled my forskin back and there was white stuff that smelt like cheese and it wasent my underwear and i dont no what it is and im getting nervouse i dident take it out because im sensitive below
Answers: i pulled my forskin back and there was white stuff that smelt like cheese and it wasent my underwear and i dont no what it is and im getting nervouse i dident take it out because im sensitive below
It's smegma, a natural substance that collects in the folds of male and female genitalia. Here's an extract from my stretching instructions that should answer your questions about sensitivity ans how to remove smegma build up.
"SENSITIVITY
As you stretch and are able to expose more of the glans you may find that it is very sensitive or even painful to touch. You will find it less painful the more you expose and use it and gradually the over-sensitivity will lessen, until all you feel is pleasure. A gentle way to start touching the head is by using the shower spray. Also use water-based lubricant when touching the head directly and this should be more comfortable.
SMEGMA BUILD UP
As you stretch and are able to expose more of the head you may discover a build up of smegma. This may even contain hard lumps that are hard to remove. Soften them with a light vegetable oil or a non-scented, oily cream such as sorbolene or vitamin E cream. The smegma and softening agent can then be removed with a mild non-scented soap followed by a thorough rinse with plain water. A number of applications over a period of time may be necessary before the build up is cleaned away. Once it is then simple rinsing with plain water every day is enough to keep most penises clean and fresh. Some men can use soap daily but others find it upsets the natural balance and can actually cause infections or irritation."
it could be a yeast infection caused by wetness go see a doctor asap and get a medicine for this good luck!
smegma...
thats the name of that cheezy- smell substance..
its a formation of things in the head of your penis that, unless you clean it, will continue to gather up until you have tons of it.
if you want to get rid of it just wash the head of the penis and iit will be gone..
there is nothing to be nervous about, its normal for people that are uncrcumcised. i also noticed i had it once, and i started to clean the area very well and it vanished.
if you want to read more about this smegma substance, i'll leave an article for you to read it.
wash it out. And pull back your foreskin and wash under it every single day to avoid this in the future. This is just common sense hygeine.
Human smegma
Both males and females produce smegma. In males smegma is produced and accumulates under the foreskin of uncircumcised individuals; in females it collects around the clitoris and in the folds of the labia minora.
Smegma is noticeable as a smooth or moist texture until it is allowed to accumulate, when it takes on its characteristic texture and appearance described in many texts as "cheesy". Because smegma tends to accumulate under the foreskin in males, its presence is less common and less noticeable in circumcised males.[2]
The subpreputial moisture keeps the glans moist and may lubricate the movement of the foreskin. However, if allowed to accumulate and decay in the foreskin cavity it can provide an ideal medium for potentially pathogenic bacteria to colonize;[3] current medical opinion is that allowing smegma to accumulate freely is unhealthy. Accumulation of smegma can cause or aggravate a variety of irritations known as balanitis. Early medical studies such as those by Plaut (1947) and Heins et al (1958)[4] claimed that smegma accumulation led to the development of penile cancer, but the American Cancer Society states that more recent studies have failed to support this.[5] Per the SEER database, the incidence of developing a primary penile cancer is less than 1 per 100,000 in the general population, but for uncircumcised males the rate is estimated to be as high as 1 per 600. [6] Circumcision at a young age appears to be more protective against cancer of the penis than at the time of puberty or later. Penile cancer is extremely uncommon in Jewish and Muslim populations that practice circumcision at infancy and between the ages of 3-13, respectively. [7] [8]
Preventing accumulation is best done by rinsing the area with warm water. In females, the hood of the clitoris can be gently pulled back to wash away accumulated smegma. Some argue that soap is best avoided because it depletes natural skin oils and may cause non-specific dermatitis.[9] Noticeably unpleasant cheese-like odors can be an indicator of a potentially serious medical problem, or a need to gently wash away excess with water. Deodorant sprays or washes may cause thrush or thrush-like conditions