Patient's question:
My foreskin has been very long since I was a child, and I never took it seriously before. I didn't talk about it with my parents. Now that I've grown up, I've realized it, so I had a circumcision surgery. It's been a while since the surgery, and I've noticed that the phimosis hasn't grown anymore. So, what's going on? Why is this happening?Doctor's answer:
After the male circumcision surgery, the excess foreskin is removed. For patients who have phimosis after the surgery, if the incision has not fully healed and is still open, it may be related to abnormal physical development. Poor nutrition or a re-infection of the incision can both lead to delayed healing of the phimosis incision. In such cases, it is recommended to return to the surgical hospital for a re-examination. If the issue is due to poor nutrition, increasing nutrition intake can help. If it is caused by infection, using anti-inflammatory medication to control the infection is advisable.