Patient's question:
It's a bit hot outside now. A few days ago, after the circumcision surgery, the swelling has been re-bandaged. Is it better now? I want to ask if it's better not to cover it in such a hot weather. How long does it take for the swelling to subside after the skin surgery? Can it be okay in more than ten days?Doctor's answer:
Many male friends experience swelling again after the frenulum of the prepuce surgery, which makes them very anxious. So, what should be done about the swelling of the frenulum after prepuce surgery? To understand how to deal with the swelling of the frenulum after prepuce surgery, one must first understand the causes that lead to it. The main reason for the swelling of the frenulum after prepuce surgery is due to incomplete establishment of local lymphatic drainage. Due to individual differences, some people may swell for a long time, while others recover within a few days. It is often due to excessive walking or prolonged standing that the local swelling may recur. Experts suggest that if swelling of the frenulum after prepuce surgery occurs, there is no need to be overly concerned, as it usually resolves on its own within a few days.