What to do if there is bleeding after circumcision surgery

Bleeding during circumcision surgery is usually caused by insufficient blood circulation during surgery or the ligation of blood vessels falling off. Bleeding often occurs at the frenulum of the foreskin or between the bones of the genitals, and bleeding is prone to abscesses. Bleeding at the frenulum of the foreskin often oozes blood from the wound, which can cause abscesses in the subcutaneous tissue. If the bleeding is not too much, you can pinch the bleeding site. If the bleeding stops in about 15 minutes, you can replace the gauze and apply pressure bandage.

If the bleeding does not stop, you should go to the hospital to see if you need to perform a ligation surgery to promote blood circulation. If the bleeding of the foreskin is caused by the erection of the penis, you should avoid frequent erections and press the bleeding area. Most of the time, it can be relieved after 10 minutes. Oral hemostatic drugs can be taken after circumcision surgery, which also has a certain practical effect. Be sure to drink less water before going to bed and avoid frequent erections. It also has a very good preventive effect on bleeding.

Generally, after circumcision, there will be symptoms such as wound bleeding, edema, and pain. Patients are advised not to worry too much, insist on changing the dressing every day, take antibiotics to prevent infection, and then pay attention to hygiene, rest more, reduce erection, eat light food, do not eat spicy food or irritating food, and do not drink alcohol.

After circumcision, there is no need to worry about getting hard at night, as it will not cause wound tearing. After having an erection at night, it may cause pain or slight wound bleeding, which is normal and will not affect the healing of the wound.

Circumcision is a basic minimally invasive surgery. Many people worry that after circumcision, the penis will become hard at night, and whether this hardness will open the wound. This worry is unnecessary. We have performed many circumcisions, and no one has said that the wound will be opened when the penis becomes hard at night. A few people may feel pain after the penis becomes hard, and some may bleed from the wound after the penis becomes hard. This is also a very common situation. Since the bleeding is superficial, it can be cured by pinching it.

In general, after circumcision, don't be afraid of nocturnal erections, and there is no need to use drugs to suppress nocturnal erections. Nocturnal erections will not affect the healing of the wound, nor will they cause the wound to tear. Of course, if the sutures are not good and cause tearing, that is another matter.