Does circumcision surgery require hospitalization?

Edema after circumcision is a common symptom. Slight edema of the glans penis within 3 to 4 days after the operation is normal, but there are individual differences. The reason for the edema is that after circumcision, the blood circulation in the frenulum is very rich. After the operation, the blood vessels and lymphatic vessels in the skin are cut off, and new circulation pathways are created, resulting in poor circulation, which takes some time.

Circumcision surgery is a minimally invasive surgery. It does not have a significant impact on daily life, so patients do not need to be hospitalized and can leave after bandaging. However, in daily life, we must pay attention to good nursing measures to prevent the occurrence of infectious symptoms, otherwise it will have a very serious impact on the treatment effect. Usually, we should follow the doctor's instructions, take antiviral drugs on time and in moderation, and also take drugs that inhibit androgen metabolism to prevent erection, which can easily cause wound rupture. We should also pay attention to the medical care of diet, and usually do not eat irritating foods and seafood, which will have a negative effect on the healing of the wound.

There are also many common problems after circumcision. After the circumcision, the patient must take good care of cleanliness and hygiene, especially keep the vulva clean. Usually, we don’t need to wear tight underwear, but should wear loose and breathable pure cotton underwear, and change it frequently to prevent the growth of bacteria. When the patient is urinating, he must not wet the wound, otherwise it is easy to cause infection and inflammation. If this happens, we must go to the hospital to replace the medicine in time. The patient must not have sex within one month after the operation, otherwise it is easy to cause the wound to rupture, which will affect the actual effect of the treatment.

Phimosis surgery is a minimally invasive surgery that can be performed in hospital outpatient clinics, and the impact on daily life is not very large, so we do not need to hospitalize for treatment. However, in daily life, patients must take corresponding nursing measures, go to the hospital regularly to change the dressing, and avoid erection, otherwise it is easy to cause wound rupture, thus affecting the actual effect of surgical treatment.