Patient's question:
A few days ago, I had a circumcision surgery. Three days after the surgery, I experienced swelling again. How can I resolve this? The kind of assistance I need: What should I do if swelling reoccurs after a circumcision surgery?Doctor's answer:
Recurring swelling after circumcision is a normal phenomenon, often caused by the interruption of some superficial veins during the surgery, overly tight rebandaging with sterile gauze postoperatively, or the uncut constricting ring of the foreskin leading to venous. Due to individual differences in constitution, the time required for swelling to subside varies. In the meantime, methods such as supporting the scrotum and applying warm compresses can help improve blood circulation and slow down the swelling. Additionally, it is essential to comprehensively evaluate and closely monitor the condition, keeping the wound covered with clean sterile gauze at all times. Abstain from sexual activity for at least two weeks, and avoid spicy or irritating foods. If the swelling does not subside for an extended period, seek medical attention promptly to identify the underlying cause and receive targeted treatment. Wishing you a speedy recovery!