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What happens if you have penile mondor's disease and its not going away and you leave it untreated?
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First of all confirm the diagnosis by seeing a Urologist and follow her/his advice. Most of the time it goes away over a variable period of time and will not cause you any harm.
Answered 3/6/2022
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