Patient's question:
Medical Description: I have had a circumcision for 3 weeks, but the swelling around the frenulum hasn't improved. Past Treatment and Effect: I took anti-inflammatory medication for a few days after the surgery. What Help I Need: When will the edema subside, and how can I speed up the swelling? Also, what condition is considered recovery?Doctor's answer:
Hello friend, in this case, it is recommended that you relax and stay calm. Postoperative edema is relatively common. It is advised to follow a light diet and avoid spicy and irritating foods. Avoid tightness in the local area. Magnesium sulfate wet dressing can be applied. Based on your description, it is best to visit a hospital for examination. In this case, it is best to go to the hospital for examination. If necessary, intravenous fluid therapy can be administered to reduce swelling, and infection prevention should be noted. After the foreskin surgery, swelling below the frenulum is a normal phenomenon and needs to be treated promptly. It will gradually subside. The swelling usually takes two to three months to recover. Once the wound heals, hot compresses can be used to reduce swelling and the condition should be monitored.