Patient's question:
After having a circumcision, there was swelling. When I went to the doctor, they told me to do physical therapy. The hospital charges too much, and they also don't prescribe medication. I saw your explanation above about others, saying that physical therapy is not necessary.Doctor's answer:
According to your description, you have experienced edema at the wound site after a circumcision procedure. This condition is not uncommon in clinical diagnosis and is often caused by surgical trauma or overly tight bandaging. Treatment primarily involves active prevention of infection and wound dressing changes. The so-called "therapy" mentioned by the hospital is not a standard treatment for post-circumcision care. If you are unwilling to undergo it, you can skip it without concern. However, it is still necessary to change the dressing on time. If the patient is unwilling to go to the hospital, they can have the dressing changed at another hospital, a licensed veterinary surgical facility, or a rural health center. I hope my explanation helps you. For severe urological conditions, it is recommended to seek medical attention as soon as possible and follow the doctor's advice for timely treatment. Avoid blindly relying on advertised medications, as this may worsen the condition.