What anti-inflammatory medicine should I take if my foreskin is swollen?

Men must maintain good personal hygiene, otherwise there will be problems with the genitals, thus affecting the quality of sex life. Also, pay attention to the wearing of underwear, try to reduce the friction between the genitals and clothes. If you find that the foreskin is too long, you should also do it in time, otherwise the probability of foreskin edema will be very high. Foreskin edema can also affect men's sexual function. So what anti-inflammatory drugs should be taken for foreskin edema?

First, what anti-inflammatory medicine should be taken for foreskin edema? For many men, due to various reasons, such as not paying attention to personal private hygiene, or friction from clothes, or because of foreskin being too long, foreskin edema may occur. For some patients who have undergone circumcision surgery, foreskin edema may also occur. Therefore, when patients find this phenomenon, they are of course more worried. After all, it is a matter of life and death. Therefore, many patients will ask: What medicine should be taken to treat this situation? In fact, it is not necessary to take medicine for this situation. There are many reasons for male foreskin edema. For example, if the patient has foreskin that is too long or phimosis, it is often related to local inflammation or friction, excessive masturbation, forced retraction of the foreskin, etc. This situation generally does not require oral medication for treatment, and external medication for disinfection can be sufficient.

Second, it is recommended that foreskin edema can be soaked in warm water with 1:5000 potassium permanganate, and then some anti-inflammatory ointment can be applied externally. If the edema is not very serious, you can also directly buy some iodine tincture and rub the affected area to prevent bacterial infection.

What anti-inflammatory drugs should I take for foreskin edema? In addition, if the foreskin edema is caused by circumcision, it is normal to have edema three or four days after the operation. It is mainly because the blood vessels and lymphatic vessels are cut off, which causes poor blood return. Generally, it will recover in two to three weeks, so don’t worry. If the swelling is severe and you are worried about inflammation, you can go back for a check-up and let the doctor help you deal with it. No matter what causes foreskin edema, patients must pay attention to care, maintain vulvar hygiene, soak and apply medicine on time if the swelling is severe, and temporarily avoid sexual intercourse. In addition, pay attention to not eating spicy food, seafood and other foods, and avoid smoking and drinking.