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Phimosis (tight foreksin)

2018-05-11 03:03:50
28 year old male with symptoms getting worse, increasing pain and disturbance. Please advise on how to treat? I am looking st circumcision but need to know procedure of surgery, prices, places to do it etc Please help. Thanks
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Depends on in which hospital u do...wl cost somewhere from 15000 to 25000 RS..

Answered2018-05-13 07:28:20

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