There are bumps on the sutures of circumcision surgery

Some men always suffer from male diseases. One of the most common male diseases is prepuce is too long. If the prepuce is too long, it will have a great impact on the health of men and the sexual life of men and women. In this case, men will undergo circumcision, and sutures are required after circumcision. So, what is the matter with the bumps at the sutures of circumcision?

It depends on the specific situation. Normal people may have some small bumps on the penis. For example, the "traditional circumcision" is then sutured to prevent the wound from distracting, and the wound skin (flap) is left too much. Some patients have small bumps near the dotted line a few months after surgery or a few years later. This situation is relatively rare. In recent years, one or two larger hard disks are small bumps.

The surgical ligation of 1-2 small blood vessels leaves too many lines because the blood vessels of the penis are wrapped by the surrounding tissues! Generally, it can be removed through surgery.

It is recommended to observe whether there is pain and swelling around the fixation. If there is no pain or swelling, there is generally no inflammatory stimulation. It should not affect the function. If there is a certain pain during fixation, it may be caused by the reaction of the knot left under the skin. If it does not cause continued enlargement, no special treatment is required. If it continues to enlarge, you should consider removing the knot under the skin to recover.

Considering that it is related to fungal infection, it is recommended to take vitamin C or foods high in vitamin C, wear a sun hat when going out, apply high-factor sunscreen, and avoid eating pigmented foods such as black beans and black sesame seeds.

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