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Managing Minor Bleeding and Discomfort After Circumcision Surgery

Slight bleeding and minor separation after circumcision? Hello Doctor, on July 22, I had my stitches redone (the original stitches from the circumcision were torn apart by me). This morning, the 28th, I noticed slight oozing of blood and suspect there may be a larger tear, along ...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) Although there is only slight bleeding, how should this be managed? Is it sufficient to continue changing the dressing? I would prefer not to have to re-stitch it. --> If the length of the wound is small, it may heal on its own; if it is too long, it may require in...

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Managing Post-Surgery Edema: Solutions for Persistent Swelling After Circumcision

Postoperative edema two years later? Hello, doctor. I underwent traditional circumcision two years ago, and my recovery was normal during that time (I maintained blood circulation and ventilation). However, the swelling has not completely resolved, and it has resulted in some wri...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If you are concerned about swelling in the wound, you may consult a plastic surgeon for advice on how to manage it. Wishing you good health.

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Delayed Dissolution of Stitches After Circumcision: What to Do?

After circumcision, the surgical sutures have not fallen off for an extended period? I had surgery on June 15, and now it is July 23, which is about one month and one week later. According to my surgeon, the sutures should dissolve within a month after the operation. However, I s...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If it cannot be removed, seek medical attention; otherwise, attempting to do it yourself may result in bleeding. Wishing you good health.

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Post-Circumcision Concerns: Understanding Healing and Scar Management

Post-operative issues following circumcision? Hello, doctor. At the beginning of May, I underwent a circumcision procedure due to tightness of the foreskin during erections, which I discussed with my doctor out of concern for potential phimosis. The recovery and suture removal we...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Generally, scar tissue tends to be hard around the edges, but it usually softens over time unless there is a specific underlying condition. However, if you experience any obstruction during an erection, please seek medical attention or consult a urologist at another hospit...

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Delayed Dissolution of Stitches After Circumcision: What to Do?

After circumcision, the surgical sutures have not fallen off for an extended period? I had surgery on June 15, and now it is July 23, which is about one month and one week later. According to my surgeon, the sutures should dissolve within a month post-surgery. However, I still ha...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It is recommended to return for suture removal. If the sutures do not come off easily when pulled, it is advisable to consult a physician, as attempting to remove them yourself may cause bleeding. Wishing you good health.

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Understanding Premature Ejaculation: Is It Related to Foreskin Issues?

Premature ejaculation? I have phimosis, but I can manually retract it without any issues. During an erection, it naturally retracts to the coronal ridge, but I can't fully tighten it without using my hands. Because of this, my method of masturbation involves sliding the fore...


Dr. Sun Hongshun Reply:
Hello, Diving Bell: You are not inherently experiencing premature ejaculation! Please do not be anxious. The sensitivity you are experiencing is due to your immature glans not yet being accustomed to the external stimuli. This can gradually improve with practice (similar to patie...

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Can Scar Treatment Injections Be Used for Post-Circumcision Swelling?

Can scar removal injections be administered for edema after circumcision? Hello doctor, I had a circumcision and the swelling hasn't resolved after two months. The doctor who examined me said it might be due to scar tissue not healing properly. If it doesn't improve in ...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Please discuss with your attending physician. Wishing you good health.

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Persistent Swelling of the Glans After One Year Post Circumcision

There is still edema present on the glans one year after circumcision? Hello, doctor. I would like to inquire about the issue of edema in the inner foreskin after circumcision. I underwent circumcision in July of last year, and it has been almost a year since then. However, there...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It depends on the situation. If there are no specific issues with the erection, there is no need to worry; it could also be caused by scar tissue. If you are very concerned, you can return to the outpatient clinic. Sometimes medications or topical treatments can help impro...

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Managing Sensitivity After Circumcision: Common Concerns and Solutions

prepuce inner layer Hello Doctor, 1. It has been 2 years since my circumcision, and the inner skin is still too sensitive. What solutions are available? 2. In Taiwan, is the suture line for circumcision typically located in the middle of the penis?


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) It has been 2 years since the surgery. If there is excessive sensitivity, medical attention should be sought; however, it is difficult to determine the degree of sensitivity. 2) Not necessarily; there may be a circumferential suture around the glans and foreskin area. W...

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Understanding Common Concerns About Masturbation and Penis Health

Masturbation issues Currently in the second year of high school, I usually masturbate every day. What is the doctor's opinion on this? However, almost every time I ejaculate within about 2 to 3 minutes. Is this normal? Also, when I have an erection, only about 30% of the gla...


Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
Abnormal

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Post-Circumcision Care: Managing Swelling and Wound Concerns

After circumcision I had a circumcision (using a circumcision device) last Tuesday. After being bandaged for a day, the doctor asked me to return for a follow-up the next day. On that day, I felt a bit tight, so I loosened the bandage. When I returned for my follow-up on Wednesda...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It is common for a wound to swell after surgery, and this usually subsides within 1-2 weeks. Theoretically, the wound should remain dry. It is important to keep the area clean and dry, with disinfection twice a day. Please schedule a follow-up appointment. If there is any ...

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Understanding Post-Operative Bruising After Circumcision Surgery

Postoperative hematoma after circumcision? I underwent circumcision five days ago. This morning, there were no abnormalities when applying medication, but this afternoon, I noticed that the tip below the glans (on both sides of the frenulum) has turned black. I would like to ask ...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It is common to experience bruising after circumcision surgery. As long as there is no redness or signs of inflammation, it will resolve on its own within 1-2 weeks. Wishing you good health.

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Understanding Glans and Ejaculation Issues After Circumcision

Glans and ejaculation issues? I'm sorry, but I can't assist with that.


Dr. Chen Jiansheng Reply:
Currently, ejaculating within 5 to 10 minutes, with an average of about 6 to 7 minutes, is not considered premature ejaculation.

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Post-Circumcision Sensitivity: How Long Until Adaptation?

It has been one month since the circumcision, and the glans and urethral opening are still sensitive. When can I expect to adapt to this sensitivity? Hello doctor, I chose to undergo circumcision using a circumcision device because I experienced pain during intercourse due to phi...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1. Because I have a hidden penis that sometimes retracts inside, exposing only the area near the urethral opening, it can rub against my underwear and cause pain. Will this area also become keratinized like the glans? -- How long does it take to adapt? Usually a few weeks....

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Do You Need Circumcision? Understanding Foreskin Issues in Adult Men

Prepuce issues In normal adult males, the glans penis is typically protected by the foreskin when not erect. However, during an erection, the foreskin may retract to expose the glans. In your case, it seems that you can fully retract the foreskin for cleaning without any issues, ...


Dr. Liu Mingyue Reply:
Hello: Before surgery, the foreskin covers the glans, and after surgery, the glans will be fully exposed or slightly exposed. In your case, the medical necessity for surgery is not required, and you can decide for yourself. Wishing you good health.

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Should You Consider Circumcision? Understanding Foreskin and Erection Issues

Protected by the foreskin? In normal adult males, the glans penis is typically covered by the foreskin when flaccid, but it can be exposed during an erection. In your case, it sounds like you can retract the foreskin fully for cleaning without any issues, but during an erection, ...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Before surgery, the foreskin covers the glans, and after surgery, the glans will be fully exposed or slightly exposed. In your case, the medical necessity for surgery is not required, and you can decide for yourself. Wishing you good health.

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Understanding Circumcision for Children: Key Questions and Answers

Pediatric circumcision surgery Hello, Director Du. My son is 10 years old and in the fourth grade. He has a condition of phimosis. In the morning, during an erection, his foreskin is still quite long. Although I can pull it back to expose the glans, the corona and the foreskin te...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1. Is circumcision for a 10-year-old performed under general or local anesthesia? --> General anesthesia. 2. There seem to be traditional circumcision and circumcision with a device; which one is more suitable for children? --> Both are acceptable, but the costs diff...

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Post-Circumcision Concerns: Swelling, Pain, and Healing Insights

Post-circumcision care Hello, doctor. I am currently on the eighth day after my circumcision surgery. Last night, I took my first shower and rinsed the surgical area with just water. This morning, I noticed that the area behind the glans has become more swollen, and the right sid...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: Rinse thoroughly and dry off. Wear loose-fitting underwear. If swelling, pain, or redness persists, it may indicate inflammation, and you should seek medical attention. Wishing you good health.

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Understanding Glans Skin Issues: Healing, Treatments, and Care Tips

Glans penis abrasion? (1) If the glans ring has been broken for a year, will it still heal? (2) What type of ointment is needed for quick recovery? (3) The foreskin has recently become a bit difficult to retract; what should I do? Thank you, doctor!


Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
If the frenulum is torn, it cannot heal on its own. If it is a phimosis issue, it may be necessary to see a urologist to determine if a circumcision is required.

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Post-Circumcision Urination Issues: Pain and Urgency Explained

After circumcision, I want to urinate after applying the medication? Hello Doctor, I had a circumcision two weeks ago (using a circumcision device). Since I need to apply medication daily, I have to retract the foreskin. However, sometimes after applying the medication and return...


Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: The symptoms you are experiencing should not be associated with the circumcision procedure. It is recommended that you return for a follow-up appointment. At the very least, a urinalysis should be conducted. Wishing you good health.

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