Patient's question:
I started to realize in my adolescence that my foreskin was longer than that of my peers. Recently, when I had sexual intercourse with my girlfriend for the first time, I found that the length of my foreskin had a significant impact. So, I had the surgery to remove it, and now after the stitches are removed, I have a small wound left. What should I do about the wound left after the foreskin surgery?Doctor's answer:
After the stitches are removed from a circumcision surgery, the remaining needle holes may have white substances left behind if there are no abnormal sensations. This is the skin's natural excretion; it's similar to ear piercings—when earrings are not worn for a long time, white substances can accumulate inside. As long as you maintain proper hygiene, there should be no issues.Additionally, for patients with urological conditions during treatment, their dietary habits and care are also crucial. Patients should pay close attention to rest and engage in appropriate light activities to avoid unnecessary injuries. I hope the above information can assist you.