After circumcision surgery in children

After a child's circumcision, parents should spend more time taking care of their children's bodies. Although this operation is not a major surgery, if it is not properly cared for, it will induce various complications and eventually affect the normal development of their reproductive organs, which will have a significant impact on future fertility. Therefore, it should be taken seriously to avoid cross-infection during the recovery period.

(1) Circumcision prolongs sexual life

It can prevent premature ejaculation. The exposed glans penis and genitals reduce sensitivity due to long-term friction, thus prolonging the duration and playing a certain role in preventing premature ejaculation. That line will have such benefits after undergoing circumcision surgery.

(ii) Circumcision to avoid cross infection

The dirt on the male foreskin is a breeding ground for bacteria and viruses. The bacteria can be brought into the female body through sexual intercourse, which can easily lead to gynecological diseases such as abnormal leucorrhea, chronic cervicitis, and pelvic inflammatory disease.

(III) Circumcision reduces the risk of penile cancer

Because the foreskin is too long, the smegma cannot be cleaned and accumulates. The bred bacteria can easily lead to other diseases, and in the long run it can easily lead to penile cancer. After the circumcision surgery, the cause of penile cancer is fundamentally solved.

(IV) Circumcision promotes the growth and development of male genitals

After phimosis surgery, the glans penis is exposed and often rubs against underwear, which causes it to grow longer and thicker without you noticing.

(V) Circumcision to prevent worsening of inflammation

When phimosis or foreskin is too long, the secretions of the sebaceous glands in the foreskin cannot be discharged, and the smelly smegma gradually forms. Smegma is suitable for bacterial growth, so it can cause inflammation of the glans penis and foreskin. Inflammation occurring at the urethral opening may cause narrowing of the urethral opening after healing, resulting in difficulty in urination.

(VI) Circumcision surgery to prevent abnormal development of the glans penis

Phimosis will cause the male friend's glans to be tightly wrapped and unable to break free. Over time, the glans is likely to become deformed.

(VII) Circumcision to prevent infertility

If male friends with phimosis do not receive timely and effective treatment for a long time, they may develop complications such as prostatitis, seminal vesiculitis, and epididymitis, and these conditions are likely to lead to male infertility.