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 Registered with the Charities Commissioners for England and Wales Donate Online Now "To advance the education of the public in all matters relating to circumcision and other forms of surgical alteration of the genitals, including alternative treatments and offering information and advice on such matters." Last updated on 19th August 2010 How it WorksFind out how the male foreskin actually functions and what it does. Looking After Your SkinGot a problem that you think might require a circumcision? It probably doesn't. Take a look at our conservative treatments and clinical guidelines for phimosis (tightness of the foreskin) or order some additional reading from our online shop. What's Wrong with Circumcision?Circumcised men have a wide range of opinions about their status. Some say they like it, some say they don't mind and others hate it. So who's right and who's wrong? Or is that really the issue? RestorationFor circumcised men who want to try to regain what they have lost, non-surgical restoration techniques can, in time, provide the look and some of the functions of an intact foreskin. Men who have achieved even partial restoration report significant improvements in their sex lives. About UsNORM-UK was founded by Dr John Warren, MB, DCH, FRCP in 1995. It is funded by private donations, grants from trusts and sales of relevant literature, plus a small amount of commission from the various linked online stores. This web site has no other commercial affiliation, sponsorship or paid advertising of any kind. We desperately need your support - please make a donation. You can also find out more information about the organisation. The information provided by NORM-UK is designed to support, rather than replace, the relationship that exists between you and your GP. |
Wednesday 8th September 2010
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