How many days after circumcision surgery will the stitches be removed?

Prepuce is a health problem that many men are reluctant to talk about. Many men suffer from glansitis or balanitis due to prepuce. These diseases not only cause mental torture to men, but also affect their fertility. In addition, prepuce will also affect men's sexual ability. Therefore, no matter from which aspect, men with prepuce should undergo circumcision surgery. How many days will it take to remove the stitches after circumcision surgery?

Generally, the wound heals in about 7-10 days after circumcision surgery and the stitches can be removed. After the stitches are removed, there is no need to continue injections or medications, but postoperative care is required, such as:

Do not do strenuous activities and riding movements (such as riding a bicycle or horse), and get more rest. Drink less water before going to bed and at night, do not hold urine, and prevent erection. If you have an erection, you can get out of bed and move around, urinate, and relieve tension. Follow the doctor's instructions for bathing after the operation, try to avoid collisions with the genitals, do not wet the wound dressing, and protect the wound. No sexual intercourse within 1 month after the stitches are removed. Keep the incision gauze dry. If it falls off or gets wet with urine, replace it in time to prevent infection. Do not wear tight underwear, do not watch stimulating TV or read books. Pay attention to diet and sleeping posture, avoid spicy and stimulating foods, and sleep in a supine or side-lying position at night to avoid pressure on the genitals.

Now everyone knows how many days it will take to remove the stitches after circumcision surgery. I hope that after undergoing circumcision surgery, male friends can have a correct understanding of the time for stitch removal and go to the hospital for stitch removal at the appropriate time. At the same time, they should also take proper care of the wound and avoid having sex for a period of time after the operation.