Why does it itch after suture removal?

For male friends, there will be some troubles in the process of growth. Take the male penis for example, the foreskin may be too long. Although it will not affect normal urination, it will still have a certain impact on sexual life, and even feel pain because of the foreskin being torn and pulled. Therefore, in order to facilitate life, you can go to the hospital for treatment if the foreskin is too long. So, why does the foreskin itch after the stitches are removed?

If you have just had your stitches removed after circumcision surgery and if your doctor does not mention any obvious inflammation, there should be no problem; stitch removal itself is irritating and often leads to temporary aggravation of edema or discomfort.

Diseases of foreskin

If the foreskin secretions are not cleaned in time, they will accumulate over time and form smegma. The foreskin secretions have anti-inflammatory and bacteriolytic effects, but if personal hygiene is not taken seriously and they are not cleaned for a long time, they can easily breed bacteria and induce diseases. The one-sided propaganda that the foreskin is harmful but has no benefits is wrong.

The foreskin of an adult can be turned back. You should often turn back the foreskin and carefully clean the inner side of the foreskin and the glans. You can use non-irritating soap and bath gel, but rinse it clean with plenty of water. If conditions permit, it is best to wash the foreskin and glans every day before going to bed.

If it does not affect sexual life and there is no inflammation or infection, it can be considered normal. Usually, foreskin is too long and does not require medical treatment, and has no direct impact on sexual life and premature ejaculation.

Patients with concurrent foreskin and glans inflammation are not suitable for surgery at the moment and must wait until the inflammation subsides before undergoing surgery.

If you keep your foreskin clean, it is unlikely that the urethral opening or anterior urethra will become narrow, causing difficulty in urination, and it will not damage kidney function.

Pay attention to the cleanliness of the foreskin, and you will not get penile cancer. Expose it more often, rub it against your underwear, and persist. It will get better after a period of time, and the sensitivity of the glans will be greatly reduced.

The following surgeries are recommended

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2. Recurrent balanitis, prepuce hyperplasia and other complications.

3. Stubborn premature ejaculation that cannot be controlled by medication or other methods.

4 The smegma and odor are more obvious, and it is annoying to keep cleaning.