> # Re: What a relief! I am not the only one! I think I suffer from Phimosis. Help!

> Written by Roxane at 01 Feb 2000 00:20:38:

> As an answer to: Re: What a relief! I am not the only one! I think I suffer from Phimosis. Help! written by Roxane at 31 Jan 2000 02:25:10:

> Ed,
> Print this up:
> http://www.cirp.org/library/treatment/phimosis/dewan/
> and take Nick's account of how the cream worked for him.
> If this doesn't get you the prescription, I have contacted the head of "D.O.C.
> (Doctors Opposing Circumcission) to see if he has the names of some foreskin friendly doctors in the UK. He's the man who helped us to find the doctor who helped us.
> I'll send you more websites if I find any I think are better than this one and will post the names of UK doctors who are familiar with the topical steroid
> treatment (if Dr. Denniston knows of any). You're not the only one in the UK having difficulty finding a doctor willing to try anything other than circumcission.
> I don't understand the ignorance, after all you guys have been leaving your males intact while we've been circ'ing ours. Therefore your doctors should be more aware of alternatives to circumcission than ours (ours are horribly ignorant on this subject as well though).
> Anyway, let me know how you fare and you'll be hearing from me again.
> Roxane

> Answers:

> - Re: What a relief! I am not the only one! I think I suffer from Phimosis. Help! RS 2/06/2000 07:21 (0)
> - Re: What a relief! Some progress I hope! Ed 2/04/2000 08:53 (3)
>   - Re: What a relief! Some progress I hope! RS 2/06/2000 06:42 (1)
>     - Re: What a relief! Some progress I hope! Ed 2/07/2000 11:57 (0)
>   - Re: What a relief! Some progress I hope! Roxane 2/05/2000 19:25 (0)

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