Patient's question:
My son is fourteen years old. When he was young, we didn't pay much attention to his foreskin. Recently, he said his lower part is very painful. I took him to the hospital, and the doctor removed large pieces of smegma from his foreskin. I want to have surgery for him but don't know when to decide. What should I do in this situation?Doctor's answer:
During the two months of the child's summer vacation, for the second reason, those two months allow for proper rest. For the third reason, pants can be worn more loosely, making it easier to put them on and take them off. For the second reason, cleaning and inspection are also more convenient. Fifth, it is absolutely guaranteed that the temperature will not cause the little JJ to retract inside, which is beneficial for the lower part. In those two months, there is ample time to heal the wound. It is said that surgery in winter is better, mainly because the wound is less prone to infection. However, keeping the wound dry and taking some anti-inflammatory medication, avoiding contact with moisture, generally ensures that it will not get infected. It is hoped that this will be of assistance to you. The daily treatment for patients with male genitourinary diseases primarily involves symptomatic medication. Patients can take some oral medications, supplemented with vitamins, and pay attention to regular routines.