How to treat foreskin edema? Understand the cause and treat it accordingly

The male reproductive organ is very important to men, but it is also a part that is prone to problems. Due to lack of personal hygiene, excessive foreskin, and other reasons, some male friends may suffer from edema in the foreskin area. What methods can be used to treat foreskin edema?

1: To treat foreskin edema, we must first understand its cause. Generally, foreskin edema occurs when the patient does not pay attention to external genital hygiene, or masturbation injuries, as well as foreskin that is too long or foreskin that is not treated in time. These can all lead to foreskin edema, so patients should pay attention to eliminating these factors, otherwise the edema is likely to recur even after it subsides.

1: If the foreskin edema is caused by the first two factors, the patient only needs to avoid it in normal times. If it is caused by excessive foreskin or phimosis, then in this case it is recommended to undergo circumcision surgery in time to eliminate the inducement. This will avoid edema caused by excessive foreskin again. Therefore, the treatment for foreskin edema is circumcision surgery.

1: Of course, there will be edema of the foreskin before the circumcision is healed. You need to do a good job of nursing. Generally, the edema will gradually subside within three days after the operation, and it will slowly recover within one to ten days. So don’t worry. Just do a good job of nursing, avoid some physiological reactions of the penis, and avoid the occurrence of inflammation.

For example, you must do a good job of hygiene care at ordinary times, take a bath frequently, keep your body clean, change your underwear frequently to avoid bacterial growth, and pay attention to reducing masturbation and sexual intercourse. When edema occurs, you can use some anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment, such as erythromycin eye ointment, sulfonamide, etc.