Patient's question:
Because of my excessive foreskin, it's very easy for bacteria to grow, and I often get inflammation. I'm so frustrated! I don't know what to do. Later, a classmate suggested I get it surgically removed, so I did. But why did I start experiencing edema afterward? What should I do?Doctor's answer:
I don't know how you've been taking care of yourself during this time. If you have sex or engage in sexual activity too early, it will definitely be beneficial for recovery. The doctor said that usually swelling subsides within a month or so, with some cases taking up to three months, but it's rare to hear of cases where swelling hasn't gone down even after four months. I advise you to go to the hospital for consultation as soon as possible. It's not very effective to ask questions here, even if there are experts, they haven't seen your symptoms, right? It's best to go to a regular hospital and follow the doctor's advice. Even if what they say is nonsense, at least it can put your mind at ease. Please, never delay seeking medical treatment out of fear. I also had a traditional circumcision surgery about one and a half months ago, and after the surgery, I had severe swelling for about ten days. It felt like I had a chestnut hanging there, and it looked really unpleasant to me. I even had thoughts of cutting off my little brother, but in the end...