How many days will there be pain after phimosis surgery?

There will be pain for about 5 to 7 days after phimosis surgery, but the specific pain time needs to be judged according to the individual's tolerance, and the wound area needs to be well cared for after the operation.

Phimosis surgery requires the removal of the overly long foreskin. Usually, a straight incision is made on the back of the penis, and then a circle of excess foreskin is cut transversely. The surgery is best performed in spring and autumn. Due to the relatively dry weather, inflammation symptoms are less likely to occur after the operation.

Before phimosis surgery, you need to go to the hospital for a timely examination of the foreskin opening, and you also need to prepare the skin to avoid the impact of residual bacteria and viruses in the pubic hair area on the healing of the wound during the surgery.

After phimosis surgery, you need to rest properly in bed and have as little contact with pornography and obscene magazines as possible to avoid postoperative bleeding after the penis becomes erect. If pain occurs after the surgery, you can take ibuprofen analgesics under the guidance of a doctor to relieve the pain if necessary. If the penis has erectile symptoms during the recovery period, you can use one hand to protect the wound, and use the other hand to pinch the painful glans to allow the penis to naturally subside, thereby avoiding the wound site from cracking.

After phimosis surgery, you need to go to the hospital regularly to replace the auxiliary materials at the wound site. During the recovery period, you need to ensure adequate rest time and wear loose underwear to reduce friction on the wound, which is conducive to the natural healing of the wound and avoids later infection.