Circumcision hematoma

In modern society, people are becoming more and more aware of the effects of excessive foreskin on men, so basically most men with excessive foreskin will choose to undergo circumcision surgery. Circumcision surgery is a minimally invasive surgery for men, which mainly involves cutting off the excessive foreskin. However, some men have found hematoma in their glans after circumcision surgery. What causes this?

Hematoma after circumcision is caused by bleeding from small blood vessels. Larger ones should be stopped or removed, while smaller ones can be absorbed slowly. Edema is caused by local tissue damage, which affects venous return. The preventive measure is to stand as little as possible.

1. The difference between hematoma and edema after circumcision surgery

The difference between hematoma and edema. Although both are major local tissue protrusion phenomena. Hematoma contains blood tissue, which is darker than normal skin color, while edema contains water, which is lighter in color. The reason for edema after circumcision surgery is that the blood supply to the frenulum of the foreskin is relatively abundant after the surgery. After the surgery, the blood vessels and lymphatic vessels of the skin are cut off, and new return pathways are established, resulting in poor return, which requires a period of time to repair, so local edema will appear after the surgery.

You can follow the doctor's instructions for treatment, and you can also take norfloxacin orally to treat edema after circumcision surgery. Generally, you can have normal sexual life 2 weeks after the stitches are removed after circumcision surgery, but it should not be too intense at the beginning to avoid causing pain. Edema after circumcision surgery can be treated by soaking in cleansing solution and local massage to get better as soon as possible. The soaking time should be longer, and local massage will eliminate the swelling after soaking.

1. It is best to rest for 1-2 days after the operation. You can rest in bed, surf the Internet, read books, etc. Try to walk less to prevent bleeding during postoperative activities.

2. Try to avoid thinking about or coming into contact with sexual life, pornographic magazines, online pictures and videos as much as possible after the operation, because contact with these things may cause the penis to become erect, which may easily lead to postoperative bleeding.

3. In terms of diet, try to eat light food and eat less spicy and irritating food.