In initial phase it can be reduced manually but in those patients who presents very late with severe paraphimosis and severe edema of glans, in such case surgery may require.
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In most of the cases it can be corrected manually without surgery , but in some case it may require small surgery like dorsal slit/ and reduction or rarely circumcision.
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