I've never once heard of this "Spanish Collar," but I googled it and look what I found. :))
"Phimosis"
At the underside of the glans a small skin-slip runs from the opening of the urethra towards the foreskin; this skin-slip is sometimes too short causing it to tear during intercourse (usually the first). Profuse bleeding is the result, followed by a nighttime visit to the emergency ward of the local hospital. Fortunately, the bleeding stops by itself and the tear lengthens the skin-slip so that it usually happens only once. In some cases, however, only a small tear results and evolving scar tissue will even shorten the slip. In a sense the opposite of a narrowed foreskin, which cannot be retracted over the glans anymore, is the socalled "SPANISH COLLAR;" In that case the foreskin is also narrowed, but its owner somehow managed to retract it over the glans, but is unable to get it back again. The foreskin will remain lodged behind the ridge of the glans, gets irritated and starts swelling, making it impossible to get it back over the ridge again. This condition is rather painful and usually requires medical attention.
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"Phimosis"
At the underside of the glans a small skin-slip runs from the opening of the urethra towards the foreskin; this skin-slip is sometimes too short causing it to tear during intercourse (usually the first). Profuse bleeding is the result, followed by a nighttime visit to the emergency ward of the local hospital. Fortunately, the bleeding stops by itself and the tear lengthens the skin-slip so that it usually happens only once. In some cases, however, only a small tear results and evolving scar tissue will even shorten the slip.
In a sense the opposite of a narrowed foreskin, which cannot be retracted over the glans anymore, is the socalled "SPANISH COLLAR;" In that case the foreskin is also narrowed, but its owner somehow managed to retract it over the glans, but is unable to get it back again. The foreskin will remain lodged behind the ridge of the glans, gets irritated and starts swelling, making it impossible to get it back over the ridge again. This condition is rather painful and usually requires medical attention.