Patient's question:
I had my circumcision surgery at the hospital a couple of days ago, and now I have some swelling. I read the stapler manual and it said it doesn't require pressure. However, the doctor at the hospital seemed to help me with an incision as well. When the surgery was successfully completed, he showed me the skin he had sutured and then wrapped me in a bandage. I want to understand the principle of that stapler clearly.Doctor's answer:
The principle of the stapler is to clamp the excessive foreskin with the stapler, press it firmly, and cut off the excess skin. The remaining skin will tightly adhere to the wound without the need for stitches or ointments, making it convenient and quick. In fact, suffering from urological diseases is not at all. Patients should believe that they can overcome the illness. As long as symptoms are detected in time and treated accordingly, the chances of controlling the condition and recovering are very high.