What should I pay attention to when doing bract surgery?

Prepuce that is too long will have a great impact on men's daily life and physical health, and it needs to be actively treated. Now that medical technology is relatively advanced, circumcision is already a minor operation. However, there are some precautions that need to be paid attention to during circumcision, which can reduce the damage caused by circumcision to physical health. The following is a detailed introduction to what to pay attention to during circumcision.

What should I pay attention to when doing bract surgery?

If you want to treat the problem of male foreskin being too long, you should undergo circumcision. However, you should pay attention to some care methods after the operation. First of all, we should pay attention to keeping the perineum clean. Patients with foreskin being too long should scrub the perineum every day after circumcision to keep the perineum clean. You can take a shower on the third day after the operation. After the shower, you can apply some disinfectant spray on the wound or perineum, and then use a hair dryer to dry the wound. If the disease occurs in the summer, you should wear some breathable pants, preferably shorts, to avoid sweating in the perineum from contaminating the wound and causing inflammation of the patient's wound.

If you want to take care of the circumcision, you should pay attention to rest more and walk less. Because walking more often can cause the penis to swing constantly, patients with prepuce hyperplasia should pay more attention to rest and walk less for one to two days after circumcision, so as to reduce the pain of the wound. After the pain of the wound disappears, you can increase the amount of exercise, but it is not suitable to do vigorous exercise to avoid the wound rupture.

At what age can circumcision be performed?

Generally, it is not recommended to do circumcision for children under 10 years old. This is because the penis of children has not yet fully developed. Only after puberty, if the foreskin is too long or the phimosis is present, surgery is still needed. Before puberty, surgery is only considered when the phimosis affects urination and adhesion has occurred. Therefore, it is best for children to do circumcision between the ages of 10 and 16. This period is also the time for growth, and circumcision does not delay the child's continued growth.

If a child has a prepuce that is too long or a phimosis, do not remove it lightly. Generally speaking, babies will have a prepuce that is too long or a phimosis after birth. These are physiological and normal, and will disappear naturally as the penis grows. More importantly, the foreskin is not a "meal", but one of the normal physiological structures of men. It plays an irreplaceable role in protecting the glans penis from trauma and insect bites, and keeping the glans penis smooth, tender, and sensitive.

If the phimosis is too severe, only the foreskin opening can be seen, but not the urethral opening, and the foreskin cannot be turned up at all, so that the glans penis is always retracted in the glans penis, which will cause urination problems or frequent pain and itching in the glans penis, then surgery will be needed.