Patient's question:
I had my circumcision surgery two months ago. When the penis is in its softest state, the corona area has a series of rings, and the middle part isn't very large—it's just the sides that are bigger. However, after erection, the swollen part is pulled up, and it's not very high. From the base to the corona, it doesn't look like there's much swelling, just the swollen part feels hard. I can carefully see the high points, but they're not very high. When it's half soft and half hard, it's very ringed, a bit hard, and there are a few high rings. What's going on with me? Is it edema? Can it subside? The doctor who performed the surgery said my inner foreskin is a bit thick. What should I do if there's still a ring of swelling two months after the circumcision surgery?Doctor's answer:
Considering the situation you mentioned, there is no need to worry. It should be a normal phenomenon. It is suggested that this is due to the microcirculation not yet fully healing after surgery, which is a normal occurrence. It is recommended that you visit the hospital for a thorough examination and follow-up check-ups on schedule. Wishing you good health.For patients, if the condition of the urological disease is severe, immediate symptomatic treatment should be administered, and appropriate medication should be used. Otherwise, it may lead to a recurrence of the urological disease. Additionally, patients need to pay attention to their diet and psychological care.