How long does it take for edema after circumcision surgery to heal?

Prepuce is a very common urinary system abnormality among male friends. Patients with prepuce will also have the problem of foreskin length, so the damage to the urinary system cannot be ignored. Some patients often have repeated balanitis and even urinary tract infection due to the incomplete cleaning of urine scale. The key method of treating prepuce is surgical removal. After the patient undergoes circumcision surgery, edema symptoms will appear. So, how long will it take for the edema symptoms to improve after circumcision?

1. Men will experience edema after circumcision, which is a normal physiological need. The main reason for the edema is that after the circumcision, the rich blood circulation tissue and lymphatic vessels in the frenulum of the penis are cut off after the operation, resulting in poor blood and tissue fluid circulation. It takes some time for the injured area to create a new circulation channel, so it will mainly manifest as edema after the circumcision. Therefore, there is no need to worry too much. Generally speaking, most people will have slight edema of the glans penis within 3-4 days after the operation, and most of them can slowly recover within 2-3 weeks after the operation. However, the recovery speed of each person is different. Therefore, there is a very small number of patients whose postoperative edema recovery time will be more than 1 month. There is no need to worry about this situation, because no matter how long it takes, the local tissue can re-create a new respiratory system, and of course the swelling will no longer occur when the local tissue is fully repaired.

2. In order to speed up the recovery of edema symptoms after foreskin surgery, you should pay attention to wound disinfection and treatment in daily life. Do not let the part come into contact with water, and do not have sexual intercourse too early. If the edema persists for a long time, such as the edema symptoms have not been completely resolved 3 months after the operation, it is best to go to the hospital for relevant examinations. You can also cooperate with medication for detumescence treatment.

The above is the answer to the question "How long does it take for circumcision edema to heal" that I have introduced in detail today. I hope that after reading this, you will have a more correct understanding of these professional knowledge. Finally, I would like to remind you that although circumcision surgery is a minimally invasive surgery, you should choose a reliable and professional hospital clinic when performing surgical treatment to ensure the best actual effect of surgical treatment.