How long should I keep the gauze bandage after circumcision?

Prepuce is too long means that the penis is tightly wrapped by the foreskin, and it will not only be restricted when the penis is erect, but also cause the glans penis to be unable to be exposed. In this case, the space for penis growth will be restricted, and it is easy to cause an erection that is not perfect and have a certain impact on the development of sexual life. It will also cause the actual cleaning effect of the glans penis to be poor, so it is necessary to follow the method of circumcision surgery to obtain the actual therapeutic effect. So, how long should the gauze be wrapped after circumcision?

During the follow-up period of circumcision, it is necessary to perform a proper circumcision on the excessive or unnecessary foreskin tissues so that the internal space of the genitals can be completely released and resume its original function. After the foreskin is cut, the superficial tissues of the genitals will suffer certain external injuries. It is necessary to apply medicine and tie gauze to properly repair the wound position of the genitals and prevent the influence or stimulation of the external environment. Therefore, after the surgical treatment, the gauze can be removed after about 5 to 7 days, and the medicine should be applied regularly to ensure the repair of all wounds.

Under normal circumstances, after circumcision, the wound site will take about 7 to 15 days to heal, so the gauze wrapping process will take at least 5 to 7 days. Generally, after circumcision, the doctor will make a relevant assessment based on the patient's condition, total area and degree after the surgery, and then make a reasonable determination on the specific time to remove the gauze. Although the time to remove the gauze is variable, it will definitely not exceed 7 days in terms of time. After all, long-term gauze wrapping is not conducive to the ventilation of the wound site.

In short, about 5 to 7 days after circumcision, you can remove the gauze according to your actual healing effect. After circumcision, each man has different actual healing effects, postoperative trauma level and total area, so there are differences in healing speed and actual effect, which will of course affect the specific time of removing the gauze. Therefore, the gauze should be removed according to your specific situation.