What is the reason for a lump on the penis after circumcision?

Prepuce is a common disease. Since the site of prepuce disease is very private, many men are often embarrassed and unwilling to go to the hospital for treatment. The longer they delay, the less they want to go to the hospital for treatment. In the long run, prepuce will cause many diseases. Not only will it cause many male diseases, but it may also affect the health of sexual partners. Why do some people have lumps on their penis after circumcision surgery?

What is the reason for a hard lump on the penis after circumcision?

It is most likely caused by hematoma, and it may also be caused by ligation of bleeding blood vessels. It will gradually soften and shrink with recovery. Pay attention to keeping the incision clean and avoid spicy and irritating foods and irritating the incision, which will help recovery.

Symptoms of prepuce that is too long include:

1. The foreskin covers the glans penis or most of it.

2. Those whose foreskin cannot be turned back to the coronal sulcus after the age of three.

3. Although the foreskin can be turned up to expose the glans penis, the foreskin opening is very small and it is difficult to turn it up.

4. Another symptom of excessive foreskin is a tight foreskin opening. The foreskin can be turned back to the coronal sulcus with force, but it cannot return naturally and needs external force to return.

What are the criteria for circumcision?

1. If the foreskin is completely or incompletely long and difficult to retract and clean, circumcision is necessary to avoid complications.

2. If you suffer from sexually transmitted diseases such as herpes simplex and genital warts, it is necessary to have a circumcision, because a long foreskin may allow these viruses to hide under the foreskin, making it impossible to completely eradicate them and causing them to recur again and again.

3. When abnormal spots or changes appear on the foreskin, it may be a precursor to penile cancer.

4. If the foreskin is too long, it will affect the urinary system, causing difficulty in urination and deformation of the urethra, and circumcision is also required.

If you can completely retract your foreskin during an erection, you do not need to be circumcised. You only need to pull up your foreskin when you shower to enhance cleanliness.

If the foreskin is too long or phimosis occurs, the sebaceous glands of the foreskin will secrete a kind of smelly white secretion, which is not easy to be discharged. Long-term accumulation will become smegma. In addition, the retention of urine drops or semen will easily cause bacteria to grow, causing inflammation and itching of the glans penis and foreskin. If you do not pay attention to cleaning, in addition to causing pain during sexual intercourse and adhesion of the foreskin and glans penis, it will also hinder the couple's sexual life and may even cause penile cancer.

Phimosis is hereditary to a certain extent. The occurrence of this disease is closely related to heredity. It can be clinically divided into true phimosis and false phimosis. True phimosis means that the glans cannot be fully exposed after the penis is erected; false phimosis means that the glans cannot be fully exposed at ordinary times, but can be fully exposed after the penis is erected.

Patients with prepuce that is too long should undergo circumcision as soon as possible. For prepuce that is not inflamed, surgery is not necessary as long as the foreskin is frequently turned up for cleaning.

For those with prepuce that is too long, it is recommended to have circumcision before marriage. After treatment, sexual life can be resumed. For those who have not received this treatment, the local hygiene of the penis should be performed before and after sex. In addition, the local lubrication of the sexual organ should be maintained, and the movements should not be violent during sex to avoid the occurrence of incarcerated foreskin or frenulum tearing.