Will there be any impact after the circumcision?

by apllo on 2010-03-09 18:50:09

Does circumcision for phimosis have any effects? Many patients are concerned about the potential effects after undergoing phimosis surgery. Phimosis often causes the glans to be covered, leading to heightened sensitivity of the glans, which may result in premature ejaculation. Post-surgery, sexual function can be improved.

Experts recommend that patients start soaking their genitals in warm water or potassium permanganate solution three days before the surgery. When cleaning, the foreskin should be retracted to expose the coronal sulcus, and the smegma should be thoroughly removed. However, it is important to return the foreskin to its original position after cleaning to avoid **foreskin strangulation**.

Circumcision for phimosis is primarily treated surgically through a procedure called a circumcision (foreskin excision). In the initial days after surgery, there may be some discomfort at the wound site, leading some people to worry about the impact on sexual function post-surgery. This concern is unnecessary. Generally, circumcision does not affect normal sexual function. On the contrary, being overly anxious might lead to psychogenic sexual dysfunction.

After the surgery, patients should pay attention to the following: After the procedure, the diet should mainly consist of light foods, avoiding spicy or stimulating foods. As long as the wound does not get infected, it generally heals within seven to ten days. However, complete healing with the ability to withstand external forces, such as during sexual activity, takes about a month. Regular physical activities won't pose a risk. After treatment, it's advisable to wear loose, breathable underwear while keeping the **glans upward** to reduce swelling. If necessary, regular follow-up visits can be scheduled.

Experts from Shanghai Apollo Men’s Hospital remind you: If you still have doubts about the explanation regarding "Does circumcision for phimosis have any effects?", it's best to consult a reputable hospital for further clarification so you can quickly return to a happy and healthy life.