Patient's question:
I am thirty years old this year, and I have phimosis now.Doctor's answer:
. The surgical procedure takes approximately 15 to 25 minutes, and no hospitalization or injections are required.2. There may be mild pain and bruising at the wound after surgery. Pain relievers should be taken regularly, and the wound will heal within 7 to 10 days.
3. Before the wound fully heals, regular follow-up visits should be scheduled for monitoring.
4. The wound should be kept clean and dry after surgery. Be careful not to get the dressing wet during urination.
5. The wound is stitched with absorbable sutures, so there is no need for suture removal.
6. If an erection occurs, use one hand to protect the wound while firmly pinching the glans with the other hand to allow the penis to naturally subside, preventing the wound from tearing.
7. If the wound swells, aches, or bleeds, local cold compresses and pressure can be applied to stop the bleeding. In case of severe bleeding, seek immediate medical attention.
8. Prepare several extra pairs of underwear for changing (or consider buying disposable underwear), as serous fluid may seep and soil the underwear during recovery.
9. During recovery, it is best to avoid sexual activity. Otherwise, natural physiological responses could cause significant discomfort! After one month post-surgery, patients can resume sexual activity.
10. Carefully select a qualified physician for the procedure, as the surgeon's skill level will affect the postoperative appearance and recovery process. For minor surgeries on sensitive areas, choose a skilled doctor cautiously!