Post-Surgery Concerns After Penile Correction: Healing and Recovery Insights
Post-operative questions regarding penile correction surgery? I underwent penile correction surgery on March 2nd, utilizing the technique of circumcision with a folded white membrane - 16 points. Today marks the fifth day post-surgery. The pain has significantly decreased, but I ...
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
If there are any issues, it is advisable to return for a follow-up consultation with the original surgeon.[Read More] Post-Surgery Concerns After Penile Correction: Healing and Recovery Insights
Understanding Penile Retraction: Causes, Concerns, and Treatment Options
Secondary buried penis I usually have my penis retracted into the pubic area, with only the foreskin remaining outside. When I have an erection, it protrudes slightly, but the entire penis is still covered by the foreskin, resulting in part of it being external (covered by the fo...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: If you are advised to lose weight, having thick fat may lead to your condition. If you wish to seek medical consultation, you might consider visiting a general clinic's plastic surgery department. It's important to first search online for doctors who perform this...[Read More] Understanding Penile Retraction: Causes, Concerns, and Treatment Options
Understanding Penile Injury: Symptoms, Recovery, and Treatment Options
White membrane issue A few days ago, during intercourse in the missionary position, I accidentally injured my penis, which caused immediate pain. We continued to finish, but afterward, there was still pain. However, I did not experience any pain while urinating. That night, I att...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) There may be a mild injury; if bruising and swelling occur, medical attention is advised. Ice application is optional. 2) It is important to check for discharge and crusting; a urine test is recommended to rule out a urinary tract infection. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Understanding Penile Injury: Symptoms, Recovery, and Treatment Options
Post-Circumcision Discomfort: Seeking Solutions for Short Penis Issues
About six months after the surgery, there is discomfort when not erect? Hello, doctor! I graduated at the age of 23 and underwent a circumcision. It has been about five months since then. After visiting a urologist, I was told that I have phimosis and was advised to undergo circu...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) There is no surgical procedure to address this issue; the only option is to reduce the chances of friction against the underwear. 2) It is generally normal to experience friction sensations for a few months, and most people find it to be about the same. Wishing you good...[Read More] Post-Circumcision Discomfort: Seeking Solutions for Short Penis Issues
Understanding Persistent Orgasm and Bladder Neck Surgery: A Urology Perspective
Persistent orgasmic sensation bladder neck surgery Hello Doctor: I would like to briefly summarize my past symptoms and treatments: 1. Incomplete urination, burning sensation in the urinary tract, pain and itching when pressing near the base of the penis close to the perineum, ...
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
Consultation is recommended for further evaluation by a physician. Bladder neck incision is irreversible and requires careful assessment. Botulinum toxin injection can also be considered as an option. It is advisable to first conduct urodynamic studies to determine if surgery may...[Read More] Understanding Persistent Orgasm and Bladder Neck Surgery: A Urology Perspective
Should You Consider Circumcision? Addressing Common Concerns
Should circumcision be performed? Hello Doctor, I have had what seems to be an elongated foreskin since childhood, but it is not phimosis (I can manually retract it). The glans does not naturally expose itself either when flaccid or erect, although I can manually retract it. Rece...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: 1) Surgery is not recommended in medical practice; maintaining cleanliness is key. 2) Sensitivity of the glans will still be present, but one will get used to it over time. 3) It varies from person to person. Wishing you good health.[Read More] Should You Consider Circumcision? Addressing Common Concerns
Post-Circumcision Care: Understanding Changes in the Glans
Postoperative care after circumcision for glans issues? Today is the fourth day after my circumcision surgery. The pain has decreased significantly, but the wound area is itchy. I'm not sure if it's due to friction, but the glans, which was originally pink, has become a...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: It is very common to experience this phenomenon after surgery. You just need to take good care of the wound, maintain a light diet, and minimize erections. It should improve in about 10-14 days. If you have a follow-up appointment, please make sure to attend on time. Wishi...[Read More] Post-Circumcision Care: Understanding Changes in the Glans
Understanding Lumbar Drainage Surgery for Neurological Recovery
Regarding lumbar drainage surgery? My father, who is 80 years old, suffered a ruptured cerebral aneurysm and underwent emergency surgery. It has been nearly three months since then. He has undergone a tracheostomy and is currently breathing on his own. The doctors say his recover...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello: Since there has already been a drainage procedure for hydrocephalus, if there is still compression of the brain tissue causing impaired consciousness, a common assessment method is a lumbar puncture. This involves extracting 40-50 milliliters of cerebrospinal fluid from th...[Read More] Understanding Lumbar Drainage Surgery for Neurological Recovery
Managing Appetite Loss After Head Injury: Insights and Recommendations
Intracranial hemorrhage after a car accident? Hello Dr. Jiang, my husband was involved in a car accident on February 7. After the emergency room visit, a CT scan revealed intracranial hemorrhage. Fortunately, the amount was small and it stopped bleeding shortly after the accident...
Dr. Jiang Junyi Reply:
Hello, 1. Is the issue of loss of appetite related to a traumatic brain injury or antibiotics? It depends on the location of your husband's brain injury. Generally, traumatic brain injuries from car accidents often affect the frontal lobe, which can lead to changes in exec...[Read More] Managing Appetite Loss After Head Injury: Insights and Recommendations
Managing Hernia Recurrence: Can Support Garments Be a Long-Term Solution?
Hernia recurrence I have undergone hernia surgery twice, but it has recurred. I would like to ask the doctor: if I do not opt for surgery, can I simply wear hernia support garments? Are there any drawbacks to wearing hernia support garments long-term? Are there any potential side...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
The most important aspect of a hernia is to prevent the hernial sac from becoming trapped outside the abdominal cavity, as this can lead to incarceration. If the incarcerated portion becomes strangulated, it can result in tissue necrosis, which poses a significant risk. Hernia be...[Read More] Managing Hernia Recurrence: Can Support Garments Be a Long-Term Solution?
Understanding Penile Torsion: When to Seek Medical Advice
Penile issues Hello, Dr. Hsu: I have noticed that my penis seems to have a torsion phenomenon. When erect, I observe that the urethral opening has rotated approximately 30 degrees counterclockwise (toward the left) when viewed from above. I do not experience any urinary obstructi...
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
The physician should evaluate the condition, and correction is only necessary if it is severe.[Read More] Understanding Penile Torsion: When to Seek Medical Advice
Understanding Small Bumps on the Glans: When to See a Urologist
Issues with the glans: small irregular bumps that feel uneven to the touch? Hello, Doctor. I have had a single sexual partner for the past two years, but over the last six months to a year, I have noticed a small bump on the glans that is not very visible to the naked eye. I can ...
Dr. Du Shixi Reply:
Hello: I personally recommend having a check-up at a major hospital. If the lesion is of a certain size, it can be excised for pathological examination. Of course, if the physician deems that a pathological assessment is unnecessary, they may make a judgment based on appearance a...[Read More] Understanding Small Bumps on the Glans: When to See a Urologist
Understanding Varicocele: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options
Varicose veins Hello Doctor, I was diagnosed with left-sided varicocele last year. Recently, I've been feeling discomfort on the right side as well, sometimes experiencing a dull pain. I read that if it occurs on the right side, it could be caused by other factors. Should I ...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
Pelvic discomfort following ejaculation is quite common in young males and is generally not a cause for concern. As for pain caused by varicose veins, it varies from person to person; some individuals with severe varicosities may experience no symptoms at all. Engaging in abdomin...[Read More] Understanding Varicocele: Symptoms, Diagnosis, and Treatment Options
Understanding Post-Operative Urinary Incontinence After Kidney Stone Surgery
Endoscopic surgery for kidney stones? Hello doctor, my mother underwent a self-paid endoscopic surgery to remove kidney stones on January 30. Since February 8, she has been experiencing episodes of urinary and fecal incontinence, particularly with bowel movements. Is this a norma...
Dr. Jian Weihong Reply:
Under normal circumstances, there is no direct connection between the gastrointestinal tract and the urinary tract. However, it cannot be ruled out that medications taken post-surgery could cause diarrhea, which may lead to incontinence. It is advisable to return to the surgeon&#...[Read More] Understanding Post-Operative Urinary Incontinence After Kidney Stone Surgery
Managing Foreskin Issues: Solutions for a Comfortable and Aesthetic Appearance
Issues with the coronal sulcus? Before erection, my foreskin completely covers the glans, but I can pull it back to fully expose the glans without pain. However, the foreskin tends to bunch up at the coronal sulcus. When not erect, I'm unsure whether I should pull it back, a...
Dr. Jian Weihong Reply:
Based on your description, it seems you have phimosis, but it is not severe, which is commonly referred to as "pseudophimosis." In this case, surgery can be considered for cosmetic reasons. However, it is important to ensure that the foreskin is not too short during an ...[Read More] Managing Foreskin Issues: Solutions for a Comfortable and Aesthetic Appearance
Post-Electrosurgery Concerns: Understanding Urology Wound Healing
Inquiry about post-electrocautery wound? A few months ago, I visited a dermatologist because I had a small skin-colored bump on my foreskin. The doctor recommended electrosurgery to minimize the risk of other symptoms. After two weeks, the wound healed, but there was a small red ...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
It has been several months, and there is still something unusual present. It is recommended to visit a urologist to have it excised for pathological examination.[Read More] Post-Electrosurgery Concerns: Understanding Urology Wound Healing
Post-Circumcision Concerns: Is My Healing Process Normal?
Issues After Circumcision Surgery Hello doctor, I underwent a circumcision surgery in early January this year. Currently, I feel fine, but I have some questions regarding the appearance after the surgery. My remaining foreskin is currently positioned behind the coronal sulcus, ev...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
If there is no impact on erection due to a tight foreskin, it should not be a concern. This aspect should be communicated clearly with the physician before the procedure, as discussing it afterward would be of no use.[Read More] Post-Circumcision Concerns: Is My Healing Process Normal?
Understanding Vas Deferens Issues: Varicocele and Management Tips
Vas deferens issues 1. Can the vas deferens experience varicocele issues? 2. There is a tube inside the scrotum that feels irregular, with bumps and uneven surfaces. What could this problem be? 3. How can varicocele be prevented from worsening? Is abstinence necessary, or sho...
Dr. Li Xinyi Reply:
There is no such thing as a disease called "spermatic cord varicocele." Based on your description, it is very likely that you are referring to a condition known as varicocele. The best approach is to hope to prevent it from worsening by avoiding prolonged sitting or sta...[Read More] Understanding Vas Deferens Issues: Varicocele and Management Tips
Understanding Erectile Dysfunction: Causes and Solutions for Men
Erectile function About half a month ago, I noticed that the frequency of my morning erections seemed to decrease, and I also felt that my erections were not very firm during masturbation. I went to the hospital to see a doctor, who said that it is difficult to determine without ...
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
If symptoms persist, please consult a physician for further evaluation.[Read More] Understanding Erectile Dysfunction: Causes and Solutions for Men
Understanding Short Frenulum: When to Seek Medical Advice for Your Child
It seems like there is a short frenulum? Hello, doctor: (Here is a brief description of the background) During preschool years, the mother helped her child clean the foreskin and mentioned that the frenulum was injured and bled. After that, she was afraid of hurting the child and...
Dr. Xu Wencang Reply:
The physician should evaluate the option of performing the surgery under sedation with local anesthesia.[Read More] Understanding Short Frenulum: When to Seek Medical Advice for Your Child