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Causes of paraphimosis include: | Causes of paraphimosis include: | ||
*Direct trauma to the area | *Direct [[trauma]] to the area | ||
*Failure to return the foreskin to its normal location after urination or washing (most common in hospitals and nursing homes) | *Failure to return the [[foreskin]] to its normal location after urination or washing (most common in hospitals and nursing homes) | ||
*Infection, which may be due to poor personal hygiene | *[[Infection]], which may be due to poor personal hygiene | ||
*Uncircumcised males, and those who may not have been correctly or completely circumcised, are at risk. | *Uncircumcised males, and those who may not have been correctly or completely circumcised, are at risk. | ||
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Causes
Common Causes
Causes of paraphimosis include:
- Direct trauma to the area
- Failure to return the foreskin to its normal location after urination or washing (most common in hospitals and nursing homes)
- Infection, which may be due to poor personal hygiene
- Uncircumcised males, and those who may not have been correctly or completely circumcised, are at risk.