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ram470

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glans fully covered Posted: 07-21-08 22:55pm


My problem is: my outer part of penis is fully covering inner part.I mean Glans is fully covered with shaft and a opening at the end.How can i push back that shaft? Will that need operation? Please suggest me. I am very much scared about that problem.

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Posted: 07-31-08 02:22am


it seems that u suffer from a condition called phimosis. for more info check this link. http://www. ehealthforum.com/health/jump.php?url=http: //ehealthforum.Com/health/topic84482.Html< /a>

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