Patient's question:
When I was little, my mom saw that I needed surgery. Later, when I was 13 or 14, my penis couldn't be fully exposed at all. This year, I had my foreskin removed because there were a lot of bacteria inside, which were very prone to infection. It often got red and painful.Doctor's answer:
If you haven't had it done yet, congratulations. If you have, then you can only be wished well. This surgery has been heavily criticized by some people abroad, and China places a strong emphasis on ethics and morality. As a result, those who fail the procedure feel embarrassed to express their suffering, and only a few dare to speak out. The risks of this surgery outweigh the benefits. Moreover, it should only be considered as a last resort, a desperate measure, not a solution to the problem. I hope you can hear what I'm saying. Otherwise, if something goes wrong, won't you regret not listening to what I've written in this article? Besides what I've told you, many people take a full year to recover, and quite a few fall for the "one-week" trap in circumcision-related medical accidents. Most circumcised individuals suffer from some form of postoperative complications.