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My foreskin is attached to the glans just above the corona on the underside and sides of my penis so the corona isn't fully visible. is this normal?
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Foreskin: While it is normal for the foreskin to attach to the glans penis by the frenulum on the underside (ventrally), it is not normal to attach anywhere else. These may be glandular adhesions. It is sometimes necessary to release these surgically.
Answered 10/25/2015
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No: You have adhesions of the foreskin. See your family doctor or a urologist for proper treatment.
Answered 1/17/2015
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