Circumcision review and helpful tips!

Good morning Urology Clinic - Review of illness and medication

During the first few days after surgery, there was pain and discomfort as the anesthesia wore off. By consistently taking the prescribed painkillers and antibiotics, the pain was somewhat alleviated, and I took the antibiotics diligently to prevent infection. There were temporary symptoms of dizziness and indigestion after taking the medication, but overall, recovery proceeded without major side effects. For about three days after the surgery, swelling and pain were severe, but they gradually improved as I continued to take painkillers regularly.

Hospital visit review

I visited the hospital once a week after surgery to check the progress. When I first went to the hospital, the doctor examined the swelling and the condition of the wound, and explained in detail the cleaning method and the recovery process. During the second visit, I was told that the wound was healing well and received a positive diagnosis that there were no uncomfortable areas or signs of inflammation. The hospital thoroughly managed hygiene and monitored the recovery status, allowing me to recover without significant discomfort. Regular hospital visits helped to check the recovery progress and prevent possible infections or problems.

Health management tips

1. Hygiene management: The most important thing after surgery is to maintain cleanliness. The wound area should be carefully washed daily and thoroughly dried with a dry towel. Especially during the first two weeks after surgery, care should be taken to prevent towels or contaminated water from touching the wound.

2. Taking painkillers and antibiotics: It is important to take the prescribed medications exactly as directed and to avoid missing doses. Especially with antibiotics, you must complete the entire course as prescribed to prevent infection.

3. Proper Rest: After surgery, adequate rest is necessary. Avoid strenuous activities or excessive exercise, and ensure a stable state to aid recovery until the wound heals.

4. Avoid physical stimulation: Minimize activities that can stimulate the genital area, and refrain from strenuous sexual activity or vigorous friction until the wound has fully healed.

5. Appropriate clothing: It is recommended to wear comfortable and loose-fitting clothes for a certain period after surgery. Avoid tight underwear or pants that may irritate the wound area.