Anti-inflammation during circumcision surgery without removing stitches

In our lives, many boys have some men's diseases. Phimosis is a relatively common men's disease. When treating this disease, many boys will choose surgical treatment methods, such as circumcision. This operation requires stitches, which will be removed about a day after the operation. Some anti-inflammatory drugs must also be used in conjunction with the operation. So, can circumcision surgery reduce inflammation without removing the stitches?

Generally speaking, at this time, there is basically no need for anti-inflammatory injections. Guidance: For now, as for your question, you don’t need to worry too much. You can consider properly disinfecting the wound. Other problems are not serious.

If the foreskin is too long and there is no local abnormality such as redness, heat, exudation, suppuration, etc. after circumcision, there is generally no need to use antibiotics for anti-inflammatory treatment to avoid causing side effects such as dysbacteriosis. Penile erection should be avoided in the early stage after the stitches are removed. You can take a bath only after 4 to 5 days if there is no abnormality. Regular check-ups are sufficient.

The main problem after circumcision surgery is to prevent the wound from becoming inflamed, so anti-inflammatory injections and dressing changes are required.

Guidance: The gauze used for dressing changes in the hospital is sterilized and bacteria-free. Disinfection and aseptic operation are also required during the dressing change process. Those who have not received professional training and use unsterilized gauze for dressing changes can easily cause wound inflammation. Therefore, it is better to go to the hospital for dressing changes before the wound has completely healed. Normally, two people can pay attention to anti-inflammatory treatment, and during this period, they should not eat spicy and irritating things, otherwise, it is likely to cause infection.

After circumcision surgery, it is generally recommended to use anti-inflammatory drugs for about 3 to 7 days and then stop taking them.

Suggestions: If the stitches have been removed and there is no infection, you do not need to continue taking the medication. If there are local infection symptoms or the suture site has not healed well, medication can be used under the guidance of the surgeon. Self-medication is not recommended.

The stitches are usually removed one day after the operation. At this time, the wound has healed and there is no need to use antibiotics if there is no infection.

Suggestions: If there is no infection, it is not necessary. If infection occurs, it is best to combine local debridement treatment. It is not recommended to use antibiotics indiscriminately.