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What is the cause of a clitoris that has suddenly become covered by the clitoral hood, almost entirely (minus injury). is it reversible? if so, how?
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Clitoral Hood: The reduction of the excessive prepuce is called "clitoral hood reduction or clitoral hoodectomy." most often this procedure is performed for functional reasons.
Answered 3/12/2018
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