Does circumcision surgery require hospitalization?

In daily life, many men feel uncomfortable in the glans penis every time they have sex, and sometimes they ejaculate quickly. Some men also find that the foreskin of the glans penis is too long, but after treatment, the condition is under certain control. So does circumcision surgery require hospitalization? Regarding the question of whether circumcision surgery requires hospitalization, I will tell you below.

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.

What should I pay attention to during circumcision surgery?

First: If you have surgery, go to a regular hospital, which has good hygiene. It is best not to have sex within one month after surgery. You should take the medicine prescribed by the doctor on time every day. The wound should not be exposed to water to avoid infection. You should also keep yourself clean and hygienic to avoid inflammation.

First: If you have surgery, go to a regular hospital, which has good hygiene. It is best not to have sex within one month after surgery. You should take the medicine prescribed by the doctor on time every day. The wound should not be exposed to water to avoid infection. You should also keep yourself clean and hygienic to avoid inflammation.

Third: After the surgery, the genitals can be cleaned. Cleaning should be done every day. Do not use soap or shower when cleaning. Use cold water or special detergent. It is best to go to the hospital for a follow-up after the operation to see if you have recovered. That will be more reassuring.

FAQ

Because there will be some discomfort at the wound in the first few days after the operation, some people worry that the operation will affect the male sexual function. In fact, this idea is not advisable. Under normal circumstances, circumcision will not affect the normal male sexual function. On the contrary, once the body is burdened, it is more likely to cause mental erectile dysfunction.