Patient's question:
I'm already 25 years old. My foreskin has indeed become quite tight, so I decided to get it circumcised. But things took a tragic turn. It turned out to be swollen. How unlucky is that! Other people had no problems when they got it done, but when I did, there were issues. The swelling has only gotten worse now, and it's very painful. It's even affecting my ability to walk.Doctor's answer:
Some patients may experience varying degrees of penile swelling after learning about circumcision, which causes them distress. They then turn to experts asking, "What should I do about swelling after circumcision?" To help resolve their confusion, we consulted an expert to provide a detailed explanation on what to do about swelling after circumcision:What to do about swelling after circumcision
1. Within 3-4 days after the surgery, take a sedative such as diazepam 2.5 mg before bed to prevent penile erection, which could lead to pain or bleeding. This is especially important for young male friends, as the long-term covered penis head has very sensitive nerve endings, and once exposed, it is easy to become erect.