Post Date December, 02 2023
Understanding the common sense of male phimosis is a very important knowledge for male friends. I believe that this disease has brought certain harm to the normal lives and work of male friends. Therefore, it is very important to do a good job in the prevention and care of foreskin and phimosis, which can effectively alleviate symptoms and reduce harmfulness. So, what are the preventive care measures for foreskin and phimosis?
Experts pointed out that the following points should be paid attention to in the postoperative care of male foreskin and phimosis:
1. After undergoing surgery, patients with foreskin and phimosis should rest in the outpatient department for half an hour and leave the hospital after the doctor has checked that there are no special circumstances.
2. If there is foreskin and phimosis, surgical treatment should be taken. Male patients can also wear loose underwear. Generally, after surgery, the doctor places a gauze curtain on the perineum after dressing the wound, in order to reduce the friction of the penis.
3. Generally, if the patient has a slight bleeding or slight edema in the wound, this is usually a normal phenomenon. Don't worry too much. If there are obvious abnormalities, return to the hospital for further consultation as soon as possible.
4. After completing phimosis surgery, male patients should rest in bed for 3-4 days to avoid prolonged standing and sitting. Some young people are ashamed to ask for leave after surgery, but still persist in working. Due to poor local blood circulation, it directly leads to swelling of the penis and affects wound healing.
5. Patients with foreskin and phimosis should pay attention to self care: Some patients often do not abstain from eating spicy and stimulating foods, seafood, and other hair products after surgery, and do not hesitate to eat activities. After foreskin surgery, the wound is wet with urine, and the gauze is not replaced in a timely manner. This causes the wound to become infected and suppurated in the case of infusion and treatment. This is not because the infusion drugs do not sterilize or the treatment is ineffective, but because they do not attach importance to nursing.
The preventive and nursing measures for foreskin and phimosis have been introduced in detail above, and I believe everyone has a certain understanding of them. The harm of foreskin and phimosis is very great, and everyone must be vigilant. When suffering from foreskin and phimosis, certain preventive nursing measures should be taken to avoid worsening the condition and causing more serious harm.
