How long does it take for circumcision surgery to return to normal?

Circumcision is a common type of surgery for men. The foreskin generally refers to the phenomenon that the penis skin completely or incompletely covers the glans penis and is folded into a double layer of skin. About 30% of adults have foreskin that almost completely covers the glans penis. In this case, surgery is necessary. So how long does it take to return to normal after circumcision surgery? See the introduction below.

Circumcision is an outpatient surgery. If done quickly, it can be completed in more than half an hour. This surgery is a very mature surgery. After the surgery, it usually takes about 7-10 days to remove the stitches, so it depends on the specific situation and the patient needs to rest for a while.

After the operation, you should rest for about a week before going back to work, because working will cause local friction and irritation. Of course, this operation is not a major operation, but it is indeed a bit painful, because as we all know, men's penises naturally erect at night. After the operation, if your penis erects at night, it may make the wound very large, so it may hurt at night, but the operation is generally a minor operation, so the problem is not big. Within one month after the operation, try to avoid erection as much as possible to prevent the wound from splitting.

From the above introduction, everyone understands the time it takes for circumcision surgery to return to normal. The foreskin is a component of the male external genitalia and has important physiological functions. Therefore, everyone should pay attention to the foreskin. Pay more attention to rest after the operation and do not rush to have sex. It is best to follow the doctor's instructions.