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Penis foreskin issue
Dr how much penis foreskin should cover glans in flaccid case. Mine don't cover at all and rest behind glans even i am uncircumcised. Is this needs some treatment or its fine ? I don't remember how my penis look in childhood, i started noticing this since puberty changes happened. Once i saw my 1 year elder brother penis his only pee hole is visible. After that i am very much confused. Can a surgeon here check it and let me know if everything is fine or i need any surgical treatment ?
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In some individuals, the foreskin may not fully develop to cover the tip of the penis (glans), and this can be a normal variation. Unless the foreskin is tight or causes symptoms such as discomfort, or urinary problems, no treatment is required.
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No treatment likely
Unless you have further issues
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Dr. Tanuj Singla
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4 yrs exp
Ambala
Completely Natural
No treatment needed
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Dr. Sadikali Sabir Kothawala
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1 yrs exp
Nandurbar
No treatment required
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Dr. Kunal Majoka
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7 yrs exp
Jaipur
If there are no issues no need any treatment
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Dr. Harikaleeshvaran
General Surgeon
6 yrs exp
Coimbatore
If there is no associated issues like pain, pus discharge etc you don't need to worry about anything. If you want to make sure you can visit a general surgeon.
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