Patient's question:
A while ago, I had a circumcision surgery using a disposable stapler, and it has been 22 days. I have been using gauze bandages and hydrogen peroxide for cleaning. However, the last time, the gauze stuck to the wound and the scar came off, resulting in a large wound opening. There was no bleeding, but the wound is deep, not healing, and not dry. What kind of help do I need: Is it necessary to treat the foreskin promptly?Doctor's answer:
Actually, the traditional circumcision surgery is the circumcison surgery, and the other type that has expanded in recent years is called the Korean circumcision surgery, also known as the circumfixation surgery. The difference between the two surgeries lies in the fact that the traditional method uses a knife to cut off the excess foreskin and then suture it back for it to heal properly. The other method uses a banding device to tie off the excess foreskin, allowing it to necrose and fall off, achieving the purpose of removing the excess foreskin. The above is my suggestion for your question. I hope it helps you. Wishing you good health.