Alberta It’s not only difficult for women, it’s also difficult for men. Moreover, men’s health should be paid attention to since childhood, especially the health of male reproductive organs is very important. Because some people have the problem of excessive foreskin, which affects the physical and mental health of the male reproductive organs, they usually have the excessive foreskin removed. So, how long does it take for edema to heal after circumcision?
How long does it take for circumcision edema to heal?
It is very normal for local edema to occur after circumcision surgery, which is mainly caused by surgical trauma. Generally, the edema can completely dissipate in about a week after the operation. However, in some patients, the dissipation of edema will be delayed, and in some patients, it will take a month or even two months before it completely dissipates. This situation is mainly caused by the incomplete establishment of local blood circulation. If necessary, the edema can be dissipated through pressure bandaging, local massage or heat application.
How long does it take to repair circumcision?
Under normal circumstances, men can remove the stitches within seven to ten days after circumcision surgery, and it must take about twenty days to recover. Moreover, if an adult boy undergoes circumcision surgery, it will take several months before he can have sex. However, everyone's situation is different, so the recovery time is also different.
It is best for patients to stay in bed for a week after circumcision surgery to avoid standing or sitting for long periods of time. If you don't get a good rest, squatting or standing for a long time will cause poor blood circulation in parts of the body, cause edema in the wound, and affect wound repair. In addition, patients should wear looser clothes after surgery to prevent tight underwear from rubbing on the wound and causing discomfort.
In addition, it is reported that there will be slight edema in the affected area for three or four days after circumcision surgery. This is normal. This is mainly a natural reflection of the body caused by drugs and surgical treatment. Generally, the swollen area will appear pink. If the swelling is of another color, the patient must contact the doctor immediately and understand. Also, be careful when going to the toilet and avoid getting dirt on the affected area. If the wound pain is unbearable, you can take painkillers under the guidance of a doctor.
