What should I do if my urine is bifurcated after phimosis surgery?

Nowadays, the scientific and technological power of this society is very developed. When people suffer from some diseases, they can go to the hospital and take some measures for treatment. Prepuce is a very common problem for men. It needs to be treated by phimosis surgery. After the phimosis surgery, it is very easy to have bifurcated urine, which is very inconvenient when going to the toilet. So what should I do if the urine is bifurcated after phimosis surgery?

After phimosis surgery, bifurcated urination may occur due to urethral edema. This is a very common situation and usually can be treated after... After the wound heals and the edema subsides, this situation can be significantly alleviated. It may take one to two weeks for urethral edema to completely subside after circumcision, so don't worry, just take some anti-infection drugs orally and drink plenty of water.

Phimosis is a common developmental abnormality of the male external genitalia and must be treated with surgical removal. Urinary bifurcation occurs after surgical treatment of phimosis, most of which is caused by adhesion of the external urethral opening. The situation you described should not be a big problem. You should eat a light diet, drink plenty of water, and try to avoid penile erection. You can soak the glans penis in a solution of Sanisol every day to disinfect it.

Urinary bifurcation is caused by temporary partial obstruction of the anterior urethra or urethral opening. Within the first few days after circumcision, there will be edema of the foreskin at the wound site, and even edema of the glans penis, and irritation to the anterior urethra, causing urinary pain and bifurcated urine. Foreskin edema is common after circumcision and will subside as the wound heals. There is no need to worry. Bifurcated urine is also temporary, so there is no need to be nervous. Just treat the wound actively and prevent infection.

Bifurcated urine stream is mostly caused by adhesion of the urethral opening. Bifurcated urine stream can return to normal after being flushed by urine flow and is not a disease. Pay attention to drinking more boiled water and washing your lower body frequently every day to prevent this phenomenon from happening. A split urine stream may sometimes occur after sexual impulse or sexual intercourse. The former is due to sexual excitement causing genital congestion and increased glandular secretion in the urethra, while the latter is the outflow of semen remaining in the urethra. Both are normal physiological reactions and there is no need to worry or be nervous. The treatment principles generally include: general treatment, prostate massage, drug infusion, urethral dilation, periprostatic blockade, etc. The treatment of urinary bifurcation should identify the cause, and patients and their families should pay great attention to it, go to the urology department of a regular hospital in time, and choose the best treatment method under the guidance of a doctor.