Q&A: IS IT NORMAL TO HAVE A THIN LIGHT BROWN RING CIRCLING YOU’RE PENIS?
Sat, Aug 13, 2011
Query by Mytchell J:
Is it standard to have a thin light brown ring circling you are penis?
(It’s not a disease or anything, but I want to know if its regular, image a ring from saturn, how it’s circling the planet, around a penis, but it really is light brown. Oh, and is it typical to see the vein/line/channel wherever your semen comes from? Urethra or Frenulum or a thing like that??
The ring is about half an inch from the head of the penis.
Okay, The “half an inch from the head of the penis” is the circumcision scar. Thanks for helping everybody!
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Answer by carl
Wherever specifically is this ring? It i s regular to see your urethra (yes, that is what it’s known as).
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Mytchel…. Yes you are normal son. Im guessing you are circumcised that is why you have the light brown ring around the penis. So is the rest of your question about the vein you see. Good Luck! Steve (You have nothing to worry about)
Probably your circumcision scar? It’s normal if you’re circumcised. But most guys aren’t circumcised because it’s not a good procedure.
And yes it’s normal to see your urethra. The frenulum is on the underside underneath it, unless yours was removed in circumcision (some are, some aren’t).
BTW, it’s “your” not “you’re” :-p
Most of the circumcised penises I’ve seen have an area of significant color change around the circumference of the penis a little way below the head. I’ve been told it’s scar tissue from having their foreskin cut off. People who approve of circumcision will probably be like “No that’s not it circumcision is totally harmless and painless and doesn’t cause scar tissue and they only remove a tiny extra flap blah blah blah” but when you cut off a section of a body part it’s obviously going to heal itself which is what scar tissue is. Personally I would be very upset if somebody had mutilated and scarred my helpless baby genitals but a lot of men seem to be okay with it. Not to mention that it actually changes the nature of the tissue on the head of the penis. And I think it sells men pretty short to argue that they are unable to figure out how to keep themselves clean. But that’s just me.
If you are circumcised, it’s normal. For part 2 of your question, not sure what you’re seeing.
The thin light brown ring around your penis behind the glans (head) is where the inner and outer layers of your foreskin were joined together when you parents had the foresight to have you circumcised as a baby. You now know for certain that you have been given the life-long medical and sexual benefits of being circumcised.
Amongst these benefits is a 60% reduction in the risk of catching several STIs including chalmydia, HPV and HIV/AIDS.
No, it isn’t “normal.”
It is typical, however, of the mutilation of circumcision. Circumcision is not normal or natural, and is in fact an artificial mutilation of the penis, which is neural and vascular damage to the penis.
This is shows that circumcision has no standards, and is usually sloppily done.
The scars can vary from just under the glans to 1/2 or 2/3 of the way down the penile shaft–nowhere near, in fact, where the foreskin actually was.
Penile skin is lopped off of infants indiscriminately, with no regard for how the penis of the infant will grow, and how erections necessitate expansion of the penis.
The trauma and insult to the tissues from this mutilation also slightly diminishes the size of the penis from the disruption of normal growth and development.
In addition, the penis is also rendered smaller, because the amputated tissue would have grown to about 15 square inches of skin—the foreskin is a double layer of skin, containing about 10-20 thousand nerve endings.
This major damage of the penis always diminishes sexual sensitivity and enjoyment, and also sexual function.
Mutilating infants’ penises is a disgusting atrocity, and should be illegal, as female circumcision of minors is illegal.
Circumcision is the worst hoax ever perpetrated on the male sex.
A foreskin is not a birth defect; it is a birthright.
ERIC
yeah vein and ring are common for you
and make sure it is distended everytime !!!!!!!
Naw, its no circumcision scar. It’s fecal residue from engaging in anal sex. I recommend scraping it off before engaging in anal sex again, especially if with another partner