Post Date April, 15 2023
Phimosis not only affects men's physical health, but also can easily cause various inflammations, trigger penile cancer, and even cause infertility. It causes significant harm to the body of male patients, and many patients have concerns about the treatment of phimosis, usually considering the cost of the surgery. So how much does it cost to treat phimosis?
Although circumcision is a common minor surgery, it requires a high level of technical expertise from doctors. At present, some small hospitals and clinics use cheap surgical fees to attract patients, but they have to charge a lot of various fees after surgery, and the quality of the surgery cannot be guaranteed. Poor surgical techniques and non-standard procedures can easily lead to foreskin scars or affect normal sexual life in the future. The cost of circumcision during surgery also varies. The main cost of circumcision surgery is the intraoperative cost, and the charging standards for different technologies in different hospitals may vary. Generally speaking, the more advanced the surgical technology, the higher the surgical price. Also, the consumption fees during circumcision surgery include one-time drug consumption fees, equipment usage fees, anesthesia drug fees, etc. These costs can add up to several hundred to thousands of yuan.
The treatment cost of phimosis is also related to postoperative recovery. Patients with phimosis may experience varying degrees of pain and edema after surgery, and need to take painkillers and anti-inflammatory drugs to assist in recovery. This cost is generally relatively low. If the patient's own physical condition is excellent, the postoperative care costs will be greatly reduced when the recovery is fast. The charging standards for different technologies in different hospitals may vary. Generally speaking, the more advanced the surgical technology, the higher the surgical price. In addition, intraoperative consumption fees also include one-time drug consumption fees, equipment usage fees, anesthesia drug fees, and so on.
(Intern Editor: Xie Yunsheng)
