What happens after male circumcision?

When boys are 12 or 13 years old, puberty arrives, and their bodies and consciousness enter a period of rapid development. The foreskin also separates during this period, accelerating the development of the penis, but there are also many people whose foreskin does not develop normally, which can easily lead to sexual dysfunction such as premature ejaculation; at this time, circumcision surgery is necessary. Circumcision surgery is quick and simple, and recovery after surgery is also relatively fast. The following is the treatment after circumcision surgery for boys.

Postoperative care

After the operation, please follow the doctor's instructions for regular follow-up visits and dressing changes, and receive related treatment if necessary.

It is best to rest in bed within one week after circumcision and avoid standing or sitting for long periods of time. Some young people are too embarrassed to take leave after surgery and still insist on working. Due to poor local blood circulation, the glans penis swells into a purple eggplant shape, affecting the healing of the wound.

Try to avoid stimuli that may induce penile erection within half a month after surgery to prevent bleeding or discomfort from the wound.

Be careful not to wet the bandage when urinating to avoid wound infection and pain.

It is generally required to resume sexual intercourse one month after circumcision surgery. At the same time, there is no need to emphasize too much on diet after circumcision surgery, such as not drinking alcohol and eating less spicy food.

If redness and swelling occur after circumcision, you must go to the hospital for treatment immediately.

It should be pointed out that, generally speaking, phimosis will only appear when men reach maturity and pass puberty. At the same time, some men may develop phimosis due to some reasons.