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I was receiving oral sex last night, and her braces ripped a small piece of my frenulum. how might this effect me and should it get reattached?
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Unnecessary...: It would be most reasonable to leave a small coitus-related tearing of frenulum alone without further physical irritation so to allow spontaneous natural healing to take place. If the foreskin is long and healing is poor with protracted healing course, circumcision would be the choice of care after a direct look and balancing medical necessity and professional possibility.
Answered 4/25/2016
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