What to do if there is bruising after circumcision surgery

Bleeding after circumcision includes bleeding caused by the surgery itself and secondary bleeding caused by various postoperative pathogenic factors. Bleeding caused by the surgery itself, such as bleeding caused by incomplete or missed ligation of the veins during the whole process, continued bleeding from the veins after the surgery, continuous bleeding from the wound or soaking of the medical dressings may occur. In this case, it is recommended to see a doctor immediately and re-ligate the sutures if necessary.

Secondary bleeding after surgery includes tearing bleeding caused by erection, extension of the male genitals after surgery or premature sexual intercourse. If this type of bleeding is mild, pressure bandage can be used. If the bleeding is persistent and pressure bandage does not relieve it, it is recommended to see a doctor for examination and, if necessary, suture and blood circulation treatment.

Circumcision is the best way to treat male foreskin and prevent genital infection. Some men often experience blood accumulation in the wound after the operation, which is generally normal. It is normal to have mild edema, blood accumulation, pain, bleeding, etc. for a short period of time after circumcision. You don't have to worry. Just do regular dressing changes and anti-inflammatory treatment. In addition, it is best to reduce walking and rest more within 2 to 3 days after the operation.

Injury

Long foreskin refers to the condition in which the male genital skin covers the glans penis after an adult, so that the glans penis cannot be completely exposed. It can be divided into pathological foreskin and pseudo foreskin. Pathological foreskin means that the glans penis cannot be completely exposed even after the penis is erected; pseudo foreskin means that the glans penis cannot be completely exposed under normal circumstances, but can be completely exposed after the penis is erected. Excessive foreskin means that the foreskin completely covers the glans penis, and the glans penis cannot be exposed at any time.

Long foreskin and prepuce are very likely to lead to the following adverse effects:

Premature ejaculation

The most common case is that the foreskin is too long to cover the glans penis, but the glans penis is exposed when erect. Because the glans penis mucosa is usually hidden under the foreskin, the glans penis mucosa is less rubbed and stimulated, which makes the glans penis mucosa nerves oversensitive. When the couple has sex, the glans penis is exposed after erection. When the glans penis and the vagina are rubbed and stimulated, the glans penis mucosa nerves are oversensitive, which will cause premature ejaculation in men. The premature ejaculation caused by this is generally treated with progressive delay training to completely eliminate premature ejaculation.