Painful urination after circumcision

We all know that if a patient needs surgery, he or she needs to pay special attention to physical signs before and after the surgery, and even follow the doctor's instructions on diet. Circumcision is a common surgery. With the development of medical technology, the success rate of this surgery is also very high, so the patient and his or her family can worry less. Some patients find that they feel pain when urinating after circumcision. Why is this? How to treat and maintain this situation?

This condition is caused by the stimulation of the surgery, which leads to urethral swelling, pain and other discomfort, especially when urinating. This is a common condition after circumcision.

Suggestions: Don't worry about this situation. Generally, it will take 5 days to a week for the symptoms to gradually ease. During this period, you must pay attention to the observation of the incision to avoid infection.

Urethra swelling: refers to the pathological characteristics of urethral opening becoming red and swollen, and sometimes even everted, and may also be accompanied by symptoms such as itching and pain. The appearance of this situation generally indicates that the patient is currently in the inflammatory response stage of a certain urogenital infection disease, which is a key stage of treatment and requires active and effective diagnosis and treatment. Most of them are men.

The swelling of the urethra is a manifestation of inflammatory infection of the urogenital system. In men, urethritis is the most common. The swelling of the urethra is mostly the acute inflammatory stage of urethritis. At the same time, men often experience itching, burning, and stinging in the urethra, and sometimes urgency and difficulty in urination. The urethra is congested or swollen, with sebaceous, mucous or thin white secretions, or there is a "sweating" phenomenon in the morning.

Urethritis is an inflammation of the urethral mucosa. There are many causes for the disease, the most fundamental of which is the invasion of pathogenic microorganisms into the urethra. These microorganisms are mainly gonococci, gonococci, mycoplasmas, chlamydia, candida albicans, trichomonas, and some bacteria that normally reside in the human body. Masturbation habits, excessive masturbation, smoking, drinking, wearing tight underwear, long-term bicycle riding, horse riding, long-term indwelling catheters, urethral foreign bodies, etc., put pressure on and damage the urethra, leading to local congestion, ischemia, and hypoxia, which reduces the resistance of the urethral mucosa and makes it easy to get infected.

Note a few points:

1. Pay attention to hygiene, especially girls should wash their vulva with warm water every night to prevent infection; newborns should wash their buttocks and vulva immediately after defecation.

2. Change diapers and underwear frequently, and try not to wear open-crotch pants.

3. Do not let the baby crawl or sit on the ground to play.

4. Pay attention to dietary nutrition, strengthen physical exercise, and improve disease resistance.

5. Actively treat various infectious diseases.

When the urethral opening becomes red and swollen due to urinary tract infection, the following methods can be used to care for the child:

During the acute phase, patients should rest in bed and drink plenty of water to increase urine output and excrete bacteria and toxins.