15 year old with string of skin from foreskin attached to penis glands

[Mike1603]

Hello, I’m 15 and I really am struggling to find the diagnoses of what I have, without going to a doctor. This is an extremely awkward topic for me to talk to my parents or anyone but I seem to be having issues with my penis. About a year ago I had a small circumsition and I am still left with most of my foreskin, but ever since I have started to notice this small bit of skin connecting my penille glands to my foreskin. I am able to retract my foreskin all of the way past the glands but there is a build up of skin behind the edge of my them. When I get an erection I start to feel this tugging sensation, it doesn’t hurt but it bothers me. I feel very anxious about my penis and I am worried whether this will affect having sex in the future. If anyone could help me in this situation, like advice, diagnoses or even give me a sense that I’m not the only 15 year old that has had this, it would be much appreciated.

[Medibation]

Dude, do you know who has seen your penis more than anyone? Right, your parents. If you bring this up with them, they may kid around, they may get all serious, but if they are at all typical, they'll care, and they'll take care of you. Some medical situations can be embarrassing, but that's just the way it is. Interestingly, when it's all over, you and your parents will probably be closer, more able to talk about anything and everything. That almost makes having a medical condition affecting your penis worthwhile. The situation at hand is probably what's called a skin bridge. It's harmless, but if it bothers you, a doctor can fix it in a jiffy. Cheers, - Jeremy, Medibation.com

[Mike1603 in reply to Medibation]

Thankyou Jeremy for the advice, I will take it up on board as you are right and telling my parents is definitely the right thing to do. I guess I will just have to face the awkwardness again. Hopefully, the doctor can do something about it WITHOUT surgery. Thanks once again.

[Mike1603]

I know! But sometimes I just prefer talking to people that may of had a similar experience, but cheers for the advice nowhard !