Patient's question:
Medical Description: Doctor, last night after sexual activity, which is the first situation you mentioned, due to excessive force, there was edema around the foreskin. I would like to ask: can it really go down?History of Treatment and Effect: It has never happened before.
Expected Help: Foreskin edema due to excessive force, can it really naturally subside?
Doctor's answer:
Edema of the male foreskin can be caused by several factors:1. Inflammatory edema, caused by infection.
2. Vasculoneural edema, such as allergies.
3. Traumatic edema, such as excessive sexual activity or injury to the foreskin.
4. Impaction due to narrowing of the foreskin opening.
There are too many possible causes of edema, so if your foreskin is swollen, you need to provide specific details to help the doctor make a differential diagnosis. Anti-inflammatory medication can be used for treatment. You can take levofloxacin orally. Additionally, warm water soaking can help reduce swelling. If the foreskin is retracted and the opening is too small, leading to impaction, the foreskin should be pushed back down, and anti-swelling medication, such as Matis, can also be used.