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Penis foreskin issue

Hello Doctor, I have a concern regarding my foreskin. For quite some time, it seems to have remained retracted behind the glans, and occasionally I feel as though it gets stuck there, especially when I wear tight pants or jeans and go outside for work. I wanted to ask whether this is a normal condition or something abnormal. When I gently retracted the foreskin a little further than its usual position, I noticed that the outermost edge/tip of the prepuce seems to be somewhat stuck or attached to the shaft. I am wondering whether this could be the reason why my foreskin is unable to cover the glans normally. I would prefer not to undergo circumcision. Could you please advise whether there is any cream, ointment, or other non-surgical treatment that could help resolve this problem? I would appreciate your advice on whether I should be examined in person and what treatment would be appropriate. Thank you, Doctor.

Infection in thumb

This type of infection is occuring frequently in the same thumb. First it starts with pain and after pus starts to accumulate near the thumb. Does this require medical attention. Please help asap

Want to remove my penis and testis

I am on hrt I don't want my body parts I want that doctor do surgery and remove my private parts penis and testis both . Is it necessary to change gender in documents ? Or can I live life without this ? I don't want others should know that I am no more boy or man .

Pilonidal sinus surgery recovery time

Advice me on recovery days for pilonidal sinus surgery. Can I start working from how many days after surgery.

Calcification in liver

“I have a history of calcification in the liver noted on imaging. Previous CT scan (2022) showed small calcified foci in the liver, and my recent ultrasound mentioned small linear calcifications. I would like your opinion regarding the significance, cause, and whether any follow-up is required. Report attached, please advise .

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