Is it normal to have edema in the frenulum after circumcision surgery?

Frenulum edema after circumcision is a problem that many people will experience after circumcision surgery. However, many men are worried because they do not understand the real reason. Therefore, in response to this phenomenon, the following is a detailed analysis and introduction of the causes of frenulum edema after circumcision, as well as solutions to reduce the impact on male reproductive health.

Circumcision, absorbable suture-free suture, 9 days after surgery. From the picture, the inner layer of the foreskin is obviously edematous, the incision has recovered well, and the operation is successful. The main reason for edema is that the suture line has not been completely absorbed, the incision lymphatic return channel is not completely established, and the lymphatic return is blocked.

Edema will affect the absorption of sutures. If the sutures are not absorbed, the edema will be absorbed slowly. It is recommended that you remove some of the poorly absorbed threads to promote the disappearance of edema. You can take a shower as long as there is no inflammation. Smoking a small amount will not affect it. No other special treatment is required for the time being.

Many times, due to lack of understanding of these reproductive health issues, when these symptoms appear in the body, people will naturally be more worried and anxious. However, I hope that after the above analysis and introduction, we men can deal with them rationally and effectively avoid these circumcision operations and other impacts on our reproductive health.