Circumcision surgery population

Men are probably familiar with circumcision, because there are many men with foreskin that is too long. Only through circumcision can the excess foreskin be removed and the problem of balanitis be effectively prevented. However, not all men need circumcision. Circumcision is only for men with certain special conditions. Let's take a look at the people who are suitable for circumcision.

1. Those with completely excessive foreskin: This cannot guarantee a smooth cleaning process. It is common that the foreskin covers the glans and is not easy to turn over for cleaning. The common reason is that there is a narrow foreskin ring, whose diameter is smaller than the glans, so the foreskin cannot be retracted to the part below the glans. If too much force is used, the foreskin ring may be stuck in the penis body, compressing the venous blood flow, causing swelling, pain and even urination difficulties at the front of the penis, which is called "incarcerated foreskin". The foreskin ring must be cut off surgically. Adolescents with this kind of incarcerated foreskin must undergo circumcision. Since it is difficult to clean, the accumulated smegma and various viruses will cause symptoms and harm to local organs.

2. If the foreskin is too long and affects your sexual life, you should also consider circumcision. Clinically, it has been confirmed that female cervicitis, cervical erosion and cervical cancer are closely related to the hygiene of the male foreskin and the herpes virus hidden in the foreskin. Therefore, men should not only consider their own comfort but also the health care needs of their partners to undergo a permanent surgery.

3. There are often local STDs that recur on the foreskin, such as herpes, which is a very difficult problem to deal with. Because it is buried in the excessively long foreskin, the foreskin is not easy to be penetrated.

4. Those whose penis looks ugly. Circumcision can make a positive change to the appearance of a man's penis, thus helping men to increase their confidence.

When is the best time to do circumcision surgery?

Pediatric circumcision should be performed before the pathological changes reach the entire dermis and the cell structure has not changed. It is generally not recommended for children under 10 years old to undergo surgery because the child's penis has not yet developed normally. Before adolescence, boys only consider surgery when the phimosis affects urination and adhesions have occurred. Therefore, it is best for children to undergo circumcision between the ages of 10 and 14, which is also the time for growth, and circumcision does not delay the child's continued growth.

Post-circumcision care

Edema after circumcision is a common symptom. Mild edema of the glans penis within 3 to 4 days after surgery is normal, but there are individual differences. The reason for edema is that after circumcision, the blood circulation in the frenulum of the foreskin is relatively abundant. After the operation, the blood vessels and lymphatic vessels in the skin are cut off, and a new return path is established, resulting in poor return, which takes some time. Therefore, the local edema after the operation can generally recover in 2-3 weeks, and some can last for more than 3 months, but there is no need to panic. After the new circulation is formed, it will naturally stop swelling.

At the same time, avoid eating spicy food. Do not drink alcohol. Do not have sex for one month. Sleeping at night can be done in a supine or side-lying position to avoid compressing the genitals. If you have an erection at night, you can get up to urinate and walk around. If the edema persists for a long time, you should go to the hospital for a follow-up examination to prevent secondary infection. The edema can also be effectively relieved through treatment.

The latest technology in circumcision surgery

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