Edema persists after circumcision surgery

The edema that does not go away after circumcision surgery is mostly due to local inflammation and infection. Failure to do a good job of nursing or wearing tight underwear for a long time may be accompanied by local edema that does not go away.

Certain wounds will be left after foreskin surgery. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the wound site. If inflammation and infection are not timely eliminated and disinfected, inflammation and infection will be accompanied by persistent edema. You can apply hydrogen peroxide or iodophor under the guidance of a doctor, which can help the inflammation subside and the swelling of the foreskin disappear.

If the edema lasts for a long time after circumcision surgery, it is also related to the lack of good care. For example, the wound area is not cleaned in time, or some people often wear tight and non-breathable underwear in daily life. Standing or sitting for a long time just after the operation may be accompanied by the wound. Poor healing of the area will also be accompanied by edema. To get rid of these bad habits, try to wear loose and breathable underwear.

A longer foreskin will not only affect your sexual life in the future, but will also cause balanitis to occur repeatedly in your life. Circumcision surgery can remove the excess skin tissue and leave the normal flesh of the glans on the outside to reduce adverse symptoms. However, you should pay attention to post-operative care and recovery after the surgery.