What is the cause of the redness and swelling of the glans foreskin?

In modern society, where people are becoming more and more open-minded, more and more men and women are not bound by tradition, but with this comes the prevalence of sexually transmitted diseases, which are more common on the glans penis of men and the vagina of women. Many sexually transmitted diseases can only be treated with surgery, which also produces many adverse postoperative symptoms. One of the topics that men are more concerned about is the redness and swelling of the glans foreskin after surgery. So what is the reason for the redness and swelling of the foreskin after surgery?

Foreskin edema after circumcision: Men should not worry too much about edema after circumcision. If the circumcision is done in a regular professional hospital, as long as the postoperative care is done well and the patient is calm and self-disciplined, the edema will generally disappear quickly. Inflammation of the glans penis and foreskin often occur at the same time, so they are collectively called glans phimitis. This is the most common cause of foreskin edema. In addition, unclean sexual intercourse, drug stimulation or allergy are also causes of foreskin edema.

Post-operative care for circumcision: 1. Sexual intercourse can be resumed one month after the operation. 2. Do not eat spicy food or irritating foods within two weeks, and do not eat things that are prone to inflammation, such as chicken, duck, beef, lamb and seafood. 3. Keep the wound dry and avoid contact with water. 4. Go to the hospital for a follow-up examination in time if there are any abnormal phenomena. Redness and swelling of the foreskin caused by phimosis: Symptoms such as redness, swelling and itching of the foreskin caused by phimosis are also common. Experts say that such phimosis will initially cause local flushing, redness and swelling of the penis skin, and burning and itching of the glans. When the foreskin is turned over, congestion and erosion can be seen, with exudate and even bleeding. After secondary infection, small ulcers and milky white, foul-smelling discharge may be seen.

After reading these introductions about why the glans foreskin becomes red and swollen after surgery, I believe everyone has an accurate judgment of the situation they are involved in. In fact, in life, as long as we pay attention to personal hygiene issues in all aspects, these so-called infections and inflammations will not find us. So I would like to remind all friends to pay attention to personal hygiene.