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Post circumcision
This is my 17th day after my surgery. But, still I have small wounds in side of my penis and a small swelling below my penis without pain. Is that a normal or have to consult.
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Absorbable sutures are generally used at for circumcision surgery. If you feel there is a wide gaping wound – please consult your operating surgeon.
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Consult and get urself examined first.Start antiinflammatory medication for 5 days twice daily in meanwhile.
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Dr. Mohammed Jameel Ahmed
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25 yrs exp
Nagpur
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If no pain,I think u can wait
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Some mild swelling and edema is normal after circumcision upto 7 to 10 days . If swelling continues after 14 days with pain and feeling of collection in wound area then ideally a consultation should be done
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Take anti inflammatory drugs .
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