What is the cause of frenulum swelling after circumcision surgery?

Redness or edema of the frenulum after circumcision is a problem that many male friends will find, because we all know that if the foreskin is too long, it will affect the male reproductive health and the harmony of sexual life, so circumcision is needed. This kind of edema and redness after circumcision is a common phenomenon, but it should not be ignored and should be checked in time at the hospital.

Don't worry if the local skin and glans penis swell after circumcision, or even a small amount of tension blisters, as this is a normal recovery process. Because the foreskin tissue is very loose and elastic, the swelling is more obvious. In addition, after circumcision, the superficial veins and lymphatic vessels are cut off, and it takes some time to re-establish the return flow. Some non-formal medical institutions will use this phenomenon to deceive patients, saying that it is postoperative infection, inflammation, and needs infusion, physical therapy, etc.

In fact, it is completely unnecessary. Generally speaking, it can be basically recovered in about a month, but the tensile strength of the skin has not been fully restored at this time, so you cannot have sex, otherwise there is a risk of the incision rupture. It takes one and a half to two months to have sex. In addition, the frenulum is rich in nerves and blood vessels, and the swelling and pain will be more obvious than other parts, which is also normal. If the incision is infected, there will be local redness, swelling, heat, pain, and yellowish or even pus discharge, which is obviously different from normal edema.]

The above are some of the symptoms that occur after circumcision, as well as various issues that need to be paid attention to in life. I hope everyone can pay more attention to these reproductive health common sense. Only by paying attention to these issues can we effectively avoid various diseases and the adverse effects on our health.