A<unk>  leads to ventral deviation of the glans and pain during erection. Sometimes, tearing of the<unk>  causes heavy bleeding. The tearing of<unk>  occurs particularly during sexual activity of young men.<unk>  may be complicated by tearing of the<unk>  during sexual or other activity and is a cause of dyspareunia. The torn<unk>  may result in healing with scar tissue that is less flexible after the incident causing further difficulties. However, this tearing can also solve the problem, healing such that the<unk>  is longer and therefore no longer problematic. A short<unk>  can present in various grades of severity, and its diagnosis may depend on the subjective criteria of evaluation at physical examination in a medical office as there is no standard definition.<unk>  restricts the movement of the prepuce, even when not causing obvious phimosis. When the foreskin is completely retracted over the glans, a short<unk>  tugs down the glans. One study arbitrarily defined a “short<unk> ” as that which causes a ventral curvature of the glans major of 20° or more upon gentle retraction of the foreskin in the clinic. Short<unk>  in this study was a common cause of premature ejaculation, and frenuloplasty significantly improved the ejaculation latency. Short<unk>  may be more sensitive in subjects with premature ejaculation. Also, due to the limitation of the length of<unk> , and for the fear of pain, the strokes during Sexual intercourse may shorter, but faster, thus leading to early ejaculation. Severe<unk>  when associated with significant difficulty during sexual intercourse may lead to erroneous labelling of the sufferer as having psychosexual problems.
Frenulum breve
Planum temporale
Vesical tenesmus
Caput Medusae
Sinus pericranii
Oral torus
Collateral eminence
Caput medusae