How many days does it take for a child to recover from phimosis?

Children are often prone to some male disease problems, such as phimosis, which is actually a common condition. However, you should also pay attention if your child has phimosis, because phimosis can easily cause many diseases, and the reproductive organs are not easy to recover after infection. Therefore, we should pay attention to treating children. Surgery is a commonly used method, but how many days will it take for a child to recover from phimosis?

It usually takes one to two weeks for children to recover after phimosis. Phimosis can be said to be a common symptom of disease in little boys. If it is not discovered and treated in time, it will affect the child's later penis development. When the child reaches adulthood, it will affect their normal sexual life. Therefore, it is best to treat phimosis as soon as possible.

We must make a correct diagnosis of phimosis in children, because parents can only see that the glans is not exposed and the foreskin is relatively long, but they cannot observe the opening well. They cannot accurately judge the stenosis of phimosis, so they should take their children to the urology department or andrology department for accurate diagnosis in time.

After a clear diagnosis through professional examination, the child can be arranged for surgery. The main procedure is to cut the foreskin, separate adhesions, and remove excess foreskin until the coronal sulcus. After that, a circumferential suture is performed. This will fully expose the glans penis to the outside, effectively preventing the accumulation of bacteria and the occurrence of incarceration after erection. There will definitely be pain symptoms after the operation, so you should also pay attention to anti-inflammatory treatment after the operation. If necessary, you can give the child analgesics to prevent the child from crying and affecting recovery.

We should pay attention to the occurrence of phimosis. Nowadays, many children are affected by this disease, which seriously affects their normal development and health. Therefore, parents must take their children to treatment in time to avoid more serious damage to their children's health.