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Hello doctors, there is foreskin attached to the corona of my p***s i'm not sure if it's paraphimosis or not. ?
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Not ...: Foreskin adhering to sulcus coronaris and corona doesn't represent the occurrence of paraphimosis, but resulting from chronic inflammation or uncommon adhesion after circumcision. More? Ask Doc timely for confirmation.
Answered 4/30/2015
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