Patient's question:
Doctor, the state of my penis when erect is like this (see the picture). When not erect, it covers the glans. Do I need to have a circumcision? What type of circumcision procedure should I have? I'm quite concerned that after circumcision, the foreskin may be too short when erect, causing pain. Will this situation happen again?Doctor's answer:
Those who can undergo circumcision surgery are generally advised to take medications in addition to antibiotics postoperatively to prevent erection and promote blood circulation, such as Premarin and Somatropin. The daily treatment for male patients primarily focuses on symptomatic relief. They can take oral medications, supplement with vitamins, and pay attention to their diet by consuming light, soft, and easily digestible foods. We hope that male patients can recover quickly! It is recommended to rest more, drink plenty of water, and exercise regularly to enhance their immunity.