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Physiological phimosis is a medical term that is used to designate the normal, healthful, developmental condition of the penis during infancy, boyhood, and adolescence.
Physiological is a word that designates a normal, healthful condition. It opposes the word pathological that designates an abnormal, perhaps diseased condition.[1]
Phimosis is the word derived from Greek that denotes the condition of a foreskin that does not retract.
See also
External links
Ward K. The Doctors says my child has phimosis!
, Your Whole Baby. Retrieved 22 October 2025.
References
- ↑
Physiological
. Retrieved 22 October 2025.