Is it inflammation if I still feel pain three months after circumcision surgery?

Circumcision is a relatively common surgery. It is a minor surgery. It has a good therapeutic effect on male foreskin that is too long. It can also play a good role in preventing balanitis and foreskin problems. If pain still occurs three months after circumcision, it may be related to the poor effect of circumcision. You should go to the hospital for examination in time, and take anti-inflammatory measures if you have inflammation.

Postoperative anti-inflammation: Oral antibiotics can be taken after surgery to reduce inflammation, and ointment can be applied to the incision to prevent infection. If there is a lot of local exudation from the incision, disinfectants can be used to treat the exudate site.

Rest more and avoid strenuous exercise: Minimize activity within 1-2 days after surgery to reduce pain caused by friction and exudation from the incision.

Postoperative diet: After surgery, patients need to eat a light diet to reduce the stimulation of urine on the urethral opening; eating a high-protein, high-fiber diet is conducive to wound repair. Encourage patients to drink more water to ensure smooth urination and prevent retrograde infection.

Suppress penile erection after surgery: Frequent penile erection after surgery can cause pain at the incision, affecting the healing of the incision. In severe cases, it can cause the sutures to loosen and cause bleeding. Therefore, penile erection needs to be effectively suppressed after surgery.

1. Hindering the development of the penis and affecting the harmony of sexual life: Phimosis will affect the growth and development of the penis. During adolescence, the glans penis is tightly covered by the foreskin and cannot receive the proper stimulation from the outside world. The development of the glans penis is greatly restricted, resulting in a significantly smaller circumference of the glans penis crown after the sexual organ matures, affecting sexual pleasure. Adults will have normal sexual life affected by excessive foreskin or phimosis. Especially for men with a small foreskin, the foreskin cannot be restored after turning up, and the foreskin is tightly stuck in the coronal groove, forming an incarcerated foreskin, which is not very painful. In severe cases, the glans penis will become edematous due to poor blood flow, and even glans penis necrosis may occur.

3. Damage to kidney function: Penis inflammation can cause stenosis of the urethra or anterior urethra, resulting in urination difficulties. Long-term urination difficulties will damage kidney function.