Is circumcision painful?

Many male friends undergo circumcision surgery for their own health. In fact, this type of surgery is very minor and generally has no risks. Just be careful not to get the wound infected. However, many male friends will ask before the operation: Will phimosis be painful? Generally speaking, there will be some pain. If the pain is severe, you can consult a doctor and take some painkillers.

Many children have symptoms of phimosis, which is a very common condition. However, since many parents do not have sufficient medical knowledge, they often do not pay much attention to this condition. In fact, phimosis can have a great impact on children's health. It may not only lead to the growth of bacteria, but also affect the development of the penis, so we should take children for surgery in time.

So at what age can a child with phimosis be circumcised? If the symptoms of phimosis in a child are severe, it is best to have it circumcised before puberty, so as to minimize the impact of phimosis on the child. Because after puberty, due to the secretion of male hormones, the child's secondary sexual characteristics begin to develop. At this time, the child's penis will become thicker and larger. If there are symptoms of phimosis, it will easily affect the development of the penis, and may also cause the growth of bacteria and lead to some inflammation, which will have a very big impact on the child's physical health.

There are also many things to pay attention to when children have phimosis. In daily life, we should cultivate good hygiene habits in children. We should teach them to clean the glans of the penis every day. This can effectively reduce the formation of smegma and is very helpful in protecting children's reproductive health. After the phimosis surgery, we must provide careful care and change the dressings for the child on time every day to avoid infection. We also need to pay attention to diet in daily life. Before the wound is completely healed, we should focus on light and easily digestible diet. Do not give children spicy, greasy and irritating food, as that will have an adverse effect on wound healing.

In short, if we find that a child has symptoms of phimosis, it is best to remove it before puberty so as not to affect the development of the child's penis. After circumcising our children, we must pay attention to their care in daily life, change their medications regularly, and cultivate good hygiene habits in them to prevent them from developing symptoms of infection or inflammation.