"The foreskin and phimosis are all unspoken secrets of men, and foreskin and phimosis can make the glans of male patients unable to be exposed under normal circumstances. However, if the foreskin is too long, the glans can be exposed when the male penis is erect, but the phimosis cannot be exposed for sexual life. Patients with foreskin and phimosis can receive postoperative treatment. What about the diet after surgery?"?
First of all, it is generally advisable to perform surgery during adolescence, with foreskin and phimosis performed between the ages of seven and eighteen. This can avoid affecting the normal development and growth of male sexual organs due to foreskin and phimosis. The sexual stimulation at this age is also relatively small, which is conducive to postoperative recovery.
Benefits of circumcision:
1. Prolonging sexual life time: It has the effect of preventing premature diarrhea. Exposed glans and genitals reduce sensitivity due to long-term friction, thus prolonging the time and playing a certain role in preventing premature diarrhea. That line will have such benefits after undergoing foreskin and phimosis surgery.
2. Reduce risk factors for infertility. Therefore, it is important for male friends to undergo foreskin and phimosis surgery.
3. Eliminate gynecological inflammation caused by foreskin and phimosis.
4. Promote the growth and development of male genitalia: Due to foreskin and phimosis surgery, the glans and genitalia are exposed, often rubbing against underwear, which unconsciously plays a growth role. Therefore, after the occurrence of symptoms, it is necessary to promptly carry out foreskin and phimosis surgery.
What should be paid attention to on diet after prepuce phimosis surgery?
1. It is advisable to eat more foods that enhance immunity and fight penis cancer: turtle, turtle, sea turtle, sand worm, herring, shark, water snake, shrimp, white snake, crucian carp, mulberry, fig, litchi, walnut, trichosanthes, purslane, fermented soybeans, olives, almonds, and loofah.
2. For infections and ulcers, it is advisable to eat shepherd's purse, snail, needle fish, loach, shad, goldenrod, rape, taro, mung beans, red beans, and Malantou.
3. For enlarged lymph nodes, it is advisable to eat taro, mango, lily, water chestnut, mulberry seeds, snail, yellow catfish, and cat meat.
Local edema after surgery can generally recover within 2-3 weeks, or for up to 3 months, but there is no need to cause panic. After the formation of a new circulation, the swelling will naturally disappear. To prevent erections, especially at night, you can wear loose and bulky underwear, cover with a soft quilt, and take oral drugs such as diethylstilbestrol and sulazepam. In general, drugs have little effect, and patients with erectile pain will weaken themselves after waking up. Attention should be paid to avoiding strong stimulation;
After surgery, patients should rest in bed as much as possible, and should not be subjected to prolonged walking or excessive fatigue. At the same time, they should abstain for more than a month to prevent the wound from recovering and healing. After surgery, they should pay attention to eating less spicy food and reducing sexual stimulation to prevent the penis from erecting and causing the wound to tear. In the first three days after surgery, it is not advisable to take a bath to prevent the wound from entering water and causing infection.