Are there any sequelae of circumcision surgery?

In life, many men have phimosis. Generally, boys can turn up their foreskin when they are about 3 years old. If a boy cannot turn up his foreskin due to many factors, it is phimosis. Of course, it is not suitable to do circumcision at the age of 3, and there will be some sequelae after circumcision. Therefore, you must consider it carefully before doing circumcision.

I feel my foreskin is too short

This is a question that many patients often ask. In fact, this situation often occurs in patients who have undergone circumcision surgery! Because some patients have hyperplasia at the foreskin opening (this is the thickening of the foreskin caused by long-term recurrent inflammation). This part is cut off during the operation. If no treatment is done, it is very likely to cause adhesion of the foreskin and foreskin cancer! Therefore, the doctor will responsibly cut off all the thickened parts! But generally, sufficient length will be retained!

Sensitive glans, too many wrinkles

This is a common condition for some patients with prepuce hyperplasia and those who had circumcision surgery late. Because the glans penis is protected by the foreskin for a long time, the surface skin of the glans penis is not breathable, which leads to glans penis sensitivity! Just like sometimes we apply plasters, and after one or two hours, we take off the plaster and find that the skin is very tender and white! The same is true for wrinkles! Some people also suffer from impotence and premature ejaculation because of this reason! Sorry, there is no better way except waiting for the passage of time for your glans penis to adapt. The suggestion is to have surgery as soon as possible!

The wound has not healed after more than 10 days.

There are two situations. One is that the wound is infected during healing! The other is that the wound (skin flap) of the foreskin is not aligned well during the operation. Many people ask what to do. If it is abscess, you can only wait for the inflammation of the wound to subside and heal naturally! In the second case, you must have done a traditional circumcision! The doctor sutured the sutures with a large interval! It is generally recommended that you go to the hospital where you had the surgery to ask! You can suture it again or it can heal naturally! It is actually a common situation that the foreskin is crooked, because some patients' foreskin is a little twisted. When correcting it, the doctor will let the foreskin spread out as naturally as possible. In fact, it is very simple to identify whether the foreskin is crooked. Just check whether the frenulum is directly below!

There are a lot of small bumps

It depends on the specific situation. Normal people may have some small bumps on their penis, such as pearly rash. Another reason is that "traditional circumcision" leaves too much skin (flap) to prevent the wound from stretching during suturing. Another reason is that some patients find one or two larger and harder bumps near the bifurcation line a few months or years after the operation. This situation is relatively rare in recent years. This is because there are too many blood vessels in the penis during the operation, and the thread ends left when ligating 1 to 2 small blood vessels are wrapped by the surrounding tissues! Generally, it can be removed surgically.

I felt abnormal erection after the operation.

In fact, this is what you feel is abnormal! It is also common in patients who have undergone circumcision because, during circumcision, the foreskin will pull the glans to give you a full erection, but doing so for a long time will make the brain and penis remember this distance. When you have completed the circumcision surgery, this restrained feeling will disappear! Therefore, you will feel that the erection is insufficient! There is no good remedy for this, which is to have surgery as soon as possible to avoid this phenomenon.

Postoperative erectile pain

Generally, doctors will prescribe you 3 to 4 days of anti-erection drugs. If the doctor does not prescribe, you can ask! 8. Someone told me that the foreskin and penis were ugly after the operation! I did not explain too much about this. There are many ugly appearances! This situation is generally a more comprehensive situation and is also generally seen in traditional surgery!