Phimosis inflamed how to do

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My foreskin has been a little long since I was a child. Yesterday I went to the bookstore to look for books. It seems that I have to have an operation. I'm afraid of surgery. Patients with this disease should be treated as soon as possible. Now I'll tell you about the problem of inflammation of phimosis.

Phimosis inflamed how to do

First: found that phimosis can be removed by surgery, generally speaking, phimosis patients should be treated immediately, and patients with redundant prepuce can depend on the situation. As long as you can often clean, keep local clean, and no inflammatory lesions, foreskin is too long, generally do not need any treatment. However, if repeated infection of prepuce and glans penis occurs, it may cause prepuce adhesion or narrow prepuce mouth, and chronic inflammatory stimulation for a long time, which may lead to secondary penile tumor. Therefore, circumcision is necessary.

Second: surgical resection of phimosis is a better choice, for patients with severe phimosis, surgical treatment is essential. Phimosis refers to the narrow prepuce mouth, tightly wrapping the glans penis, can not be turned back to expose the glans penis. Then there is phimosis. Also is carries on the phimosis excision, in the operation process can loosen the adhesion part.

Third: phimosis surgery is a relatively simple operation, severe male phimosis is generally treated with phimosis resection, this operation is relatively simple. One week after operation, it can recover well. The operation only takes about half an hour. Blood routine examination, urethral orifice or phimosis secretion examination should be performed before operation to check whether there are bacteria. If there is no abnormality, operation can be performed on the same day.

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Before the operation of phimosis, anesthetics are injected into the nerve around the root of penis to achieve the effect of pain relief. Generally speaking, anesthesia only lasts for 1-2 hours. After that, the anesthetics are absorbed and sent to the liver for decomposition and destruction. There is no anesthetics in the penis, and all kinds of sensory and nerve reflex functions of the penis return to normal. There is no damage to the penis during anesthesia, and there is no adverse effect on later sexual life. On the contrary, if the prepuce phimosis is not operated, it will affect the penile erection and sexual life.