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A member asked:

Is my forskin supposed to be linked to my glans?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Nope: You should be able to retract freeing the entire glans. The attachment is called an adhesion. Really no problem, but talk to your doctor.

Dr Peltan agreed

Answered 9/28/2013

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