this is called bridging a common complication of your circumcision. the only way to fix this is to have it surgically corrected; not something you can do at home. steroid creams often help with simple adhesions but not bridging. so as soon as you get insurance go see a urologist and have it fixed permanently. in most cases it is a simple office procedure under local anesthesia. all i can offer here is some help cleaning out your foreskin. use a penis health creme called man1 man oil. it is antibacterial and will assist you in controlling the bacteria down there. it works very well. as far as your other issues are concerned. it sounds like a doctors visit is your only option. good luck.
i have skin attached to the head of my penis making putting on condoms difficult (and retraction). how do i fix this? . basically on the bottom of my penis a piece of skin is connected to the head thus i can't retract my penis completely. this makes condom usage difficult and it makes it more difficult to avoid smegma too (i have to use a q-tip to get the inside instead of just retracting it). i read that pulling exercises and steroid cream is the best way to break it but i don't know what cream to use and i don't have insurance so i can't afford to see a doctor over this. no pain or anything like that. please