Methods of removing nails during circumcision surgery

Nowadays, some men have long foreskins. At this time, they should go to the hospital for surgical treatment immediately. Otherwise, it is likely to cause male diseases, such as glans inflammation, and it is also easy to cause premature ejaculation in men. After the circumcision, titanium nails will be left in the surgical treatment area. So, how to remove the titanium nails?

Titanium nails left behind after a circumcision usually fall off on their own, but sometimes they cannot fall off, in which case you can go to the hospital or remove them on your own. However, if you remove the titanium nails from your flesh on your own, it will be very painful, so it is best to go to the hospital and remove them under local anesthesia.

When removing titanium nails, you need to disinfect first. You should use cotton wool dipped in ethanol or iodine disinfectant, and then disinfect the nail removal site. After applying local anesthetics, it is not easy to feel pain when removing titanium nails. Even if there is pain, it will be mild.

When removing titanium nails, doctors will use special tools such as medical tweezers and needle-nosed pliers to pinch the titanium nails and then try to see if they can be pulled out. It is best if they can be pulled out. If they cannot be pulled out, they will use surgical pliers to make an incision and then remove the titanium nails. The doctor will activate the patient's blood circulation during the actual operation. After the titanium nails are removed, the wound will be disinfected and then bandaged.

Circumcision is a basic surgical treatment performed in an outpatient clinic of a surgical hospital. Some physical conditions require a rest of about three days. Generally, the wound is repaired and the sutures are removed about a week after the operation. The dressings need to be changed regularly after the operation, and antibiotics are used to prevent infection. Generally, metal nails are rarely used for the sutures of the inner and outer plates, and they will fall off automatically in about half a month without surgery. No matter what kind of fixation, if it does not fall off for more than three weeks, it is recommended to go to the hospital for outpatient removal immediately.