Patient's question:
I had my circumcision surgery two days ago, and the doctor told me to soak the penis with PP powder on the third day. Yesterday, I soaked it for the first time but didn't know the right amount, and it seems I used too much— the powder was very dark. I soaked it for fifteen minutes. Today, I checked the information and found that the amount should be light pink. Did I use too much yesterday, and will it cause any problems? Now, my penis doesn't feel uncomfortable, but the urethral opening is very dark after soaking. How can I clean it? (It won't come off my hands either.) Should I flip the foreskin over while soaking? How should PP powder be used after a circumcision?Doctor's answer:
Your situation is that the concentration is a bit high, and there is some skin burn. Dark skin cannot be removed immediately; it needs to fade on its own. After the circumcision surgery, PP powder is rarely used. You can directly use povidone-iodine for topical application. In addition to timely treatment for andrological diseases, friends with this condition should always maintain a positive attitude when facing the illness. Only in this way can patients receive timely and appropriate treatment. At the same time, they should pay more attention to their dietary care, focusing on light food and avoiding stimulating and cold food. They believe that this will definitely drive away andrological diseases.