Things to note after circumcision

Phimosis is very familiar to people, and the situation of phimosis is different for each person. This problem often occurs in men and should be treated surgically. However, the physical condition of each man is different, so the recovery situation after treatment is also completely different. So you should pay attention to the recovery measures after treatment. So what should you pay attention to after circumcision?

How to care after circumcision

Circumcision is a minor surgery after all. You must pay attention to relevant matters before or after the surgery. Only in this way can the treatment be carried out better. So what should you pay attention to if you want to recover better after circumcision? Let's learn how to rest after circumcision so that you can recover faster?

After circumcision, you should go to the hospital for regular checkups before the wound heals and have follow-up visits. The wound should be kept clean and dry, and be careful not to wet the gauze when urinating. The wound suture system uses absorbable sutures, so there is no need to remove the stitches.

If there is a situation of penile erection, please protect the wound with one hand and hold the glans tightly with one hand to allow the penis to regress naturally. If the wound is swollen and bleeding, local cold compress and hemostasis can be applied. If the bleeding is severe, you should return to the hospital immediately for treatment. Buy disposable underwear, because the interstitial fluid will restore the dirty underwear during the recovery period.

Also, masturbation can cause the incision to split, leading to inflammation and bleeding, which has a great impact on the recovery of the incision and the development of the penis. After three months, masturbation can only be performed once a week. Excessive masturbation can lead to impotence, premature ejaculation, prostatitis, glans inflammation, urethritis, orchitis, and even kidney and spleen deficiency.

Precautions for circumcision

Once a male friend has phimosis, the smegma inside the foreskin during sexual intercourse will have adverse effects on the hygiene of both men and women, not only endangering their own health but also affecting the health of their partners, so timely treatment is necessary. However, at different stages, the precautions for circumcision surgery are also different. So, what are the precautions for circumcision at different stages?

After menopause, most men undergo circumcision under local anesthesia, and the scar is sutured with absorbable threads and will fall off in about two weeks. Swelling and pain will occur in the first few days after the operation, but it will disappear on its own. On the third day after the operation, you can take a shower. The possible sequelae after the operation are bleeding, and the probability of inflammation is very low. As for the damage to the glans and urethra caused by the operation, erectile difficulties caused by short foreskin, etc., they should be avoided under the operation of a suitable doctor.

During childhood, the foreskin plays an important protective role if it becomes too tight and becomes inflamed or leaks urine. By the time you reach adulthood, most of you will have retracted behind the glans penis, at least when you have an erection. In the field of urology, circumcision is the more basic and most common surgery.

However, for everyone, before deciding to undergo surgery, parents must think and struggle, so both patients and doctors should treat it with sincerity for the best result. I hope everyone can pay attention to the necessity of timely treatment of phimosis, because the damage of phimosis generally manifests itself in adult men. Experts remind everyone that men should regularly conduct a comprehensive inventory of their physical conditions to achieve early detection, early diagnosis and early treatment of phimosis.