Do I need to use medicine to cleanse after taking anti-inflammatory drugs after circumcision?

The male foreskin should be within the normal length. If it is too long or too short, it will cause damage to the penis. Men with circumcision that is too long need to go to the hospital for circumcision. Although this operation is relatively simple, it is also very important. Careful care is required after the operation. If the care is not in place, it may cause inflammation of the circumcision area. So do I need to clean my foreskin after circumcision and take anti-inflammatory drugs?

Circumcision is a relatively simple surgical procedure and the wound will generally heal within 7 to 10 days after the operation. If there is no infection, you do not need to take any antibiotics at this time. However, it is not suitable to take a bath with water at this time, otherwise infection may easily occur. It is recommended to change the dressing regularly and consider bathing after two weeks. It depends on the condition of the wound. If there is inflammation, you need to take anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment. If there is no inflammation, you don't need to take anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment. If the wound has not healed well, don't take a bath for the time being to prevent inflammation and infection. If there are abnormal symptoms, you can go to the surgery department for examination, take treatment according to the condition, and pay attention to hygiene.

It is normal for the glans penis to have mild edema within 3-4 days after circumcision. This is a body reaction caused by anesthesia and surgery. Note that the swelling is pink at this time. Within 3-4 days after the operation, take sedatives before going to bed (please follow the doctor's advice) to prevent pain or bleeding during penile erection. Generally, it takes some time for edema to subside after circumcision surgery, usually about a month. This is a normal phenomenon and generally you don't need to worry too much. Edema 3 days after circumcision may be related to incorrect bandage, poor venous return, excessive penile erection after surgery, etc. It is a common symptom after surgery. Remove the bandage, erect the penis in an upward position, take oral anti-inflammatory drugs to prevent infection, and the symptoms will gradually disappear. There is no need for red light therapy, which is ineffective for treating edema. Pay attention to local hygiene, avoid friction on the affected area, disinfect the incision with iodine on time, and prohibit all factors that may cause penile erection, which will help reduce swelling.

It is normal to have mild edema of the glans penis within 3 to 4 days after surgery, but there are individual differences. The reason for the edema is that the blood circulation in the frenulum is relatively abundant after circumcision. After the operation, the blood vessels and lymphatic vessels of the skin are cut off and new return pathways are established, resulting in poor return. It takes some time to recover. If it is simple edema, you can apply local hot compresses, pay attention to rest and reduce friction. The edema can mostly subside. If the infection causes foreskin inflammation. If foreskin edema occurs, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a clear diagnosis so as to receive targeted treatment. If the situation is serious, you need to go to the hospital immediately for a dorsal circumcision to loosen the incarcerated foreskin ring.