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What is the best way to treat penile adhesion?
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Glanular adhesions: Adhesions of the foreskin to the glans (head) are usually the result of chronic irritation or inflammation. If the foreskin cannot be retracted, it may be advisable to have a circumcision.
Answered 3/31/2016
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