Postoperative care for circumcision surgery

There are many common diseases among men. Prostatitis and prostatic hyperplasia are common among men. When men suffer from these diseases, they need to be treated in time, otherwise the condition will be serious and the treatment will be complicated. It will also induce other diseases in the male body. Before men treat the disease, they must actively cooperate with the physical examination. So how should the postoperative treatment of circumcision surgery be carried out? The following is a detailed introduction.

Circumcision surgery:

Postoperative care

1. Take sedatives or estrogen drugs before bedtime within 3 to 4 days after the operation (under the doctor's guidance) to prevent penile erection (inform the patient that pinching the glans penis can stimulate the brain to inhibit sexual excitement) to avoid pain and bleeding.

2. When urinating after surgery, try to avoid getting the dressing wet. If the dressing is contaminated by urine, it should be replaced immediately. If you are a married man, you should pay attention to the fact that the couple must separate for a period of time after the operation and try to avoid sexual impulses.

3. Within 1 week after circumcision, you should eat more nutritious food to help the incision grow, but avoid eating seafood to prevent the wound from healing. In addition, patients with phimosis should be reminded that they should not eat spicy or other irritating foods in normal times.

4. It is best to rest for 1-2 days after circumcision surgery. You can rest in bed, surf the Internet or read books, etc. Try to walk less to prevent postoperative bleeding.

5. After the operation, use a protective shield to support and cover the buttocks. At the same time, you need to rest at home for about a week. At this time, it is best for men to wear nothing and lie flat, so as to minimize the damage to the penis. But nowadays, most circumcisions are performed in outpatient clinics, and patients can leave the hospital after the operation, and some even go directly to work. If you do not wear underwear or the underwear is loose at this time, it is likely to cause repeated friction on the incision and increase the pain. Such patients are best to wear tight underwear. After the operation, the doctor should stand up the patient's bandaged penis, that is, the glans of the penis is facing up, and then let him cover the tight underwear to completely fix the penis. This way, when walking, the penis will be subject to little or no friction, which will reduce bleeding from the incision and reduce pain and discomfort.

Generally, you need to wear tight underwear for at least 10 days after the operation, and then change to loose underwear in time when the wound is completely healed. Young people in puberty and after puberty should also resume a certain amount of sports, so that the penis can have a chance to accept friction and adapt to the new environment as soon as possible. In addition, adult men should resume sexual life as soon as possible to avoid inducing prostatitis.

After learning about the postoperative treatment of circumcision surgery, men need to understand this aspect when undergoing such surgery. Also, before the surgery, during the physical examination, they should pay attention to whether there are any abnormal changes in the body. If any abnormalities occur, they should be explained in time to avoid worsening of physical problems. Men should also pay attention to this.