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If paraphimosis is left untreated, it can disrupt blood flow to the tip of the penis. In extreme (and rare) cases, this may lead to: | If paraphimosis is left untreated, it can disrupt [[blood flow]] to the tip of the [[penis]]. In extreme (and rare) cases, this may lead to: | ||
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Steven C. Campbell, M.D., Ph.D.
Complications
If paraphimosis is left untreated, it can disrupt blood flow to the tip of the penis. In extreme (and rare) cases, this may lead to:
- Damage to the penis tip
- Gangrene
- Loss of the penis tip
Prognosis
The outcome is likely to be excellent if the condition is diagnosed and treated quickly.