What about circumcision edema?

Edema after circumcision is more common in clinical practice. For some edema is not serious, it can also be improved and prevented by bandaging to increase external pressure. At the same time, patients should minimize the time of penis erection and improve local water circulation. In terms of drug treatment, normal antibiotics can be considered to reduce inflammation and swelling, and at the same time, some drugs with improved local lymphatic reflux can be used to improve edema. However, even without treatment, edema can also subside on its own under normal circumstances, but the time may need to be longer. Depending on the individual constitution, the time for edema to disappear after foreskin surgery is normal in 1-4 weeks.