How long after circumcision can I take a shower

With the popularization of scientific knowledge and physical health courses, people have a more rational understanding of physical health and their own reproductive system. For example, regarding the foreskin, many people used to have misunderstandings, thinking that circumcision would affect fertility. In fact, if there is a problem with the foreskin, it will affect the couple's life and cause many diseases. So what should be paid attention to during circumcision, and how long after the operation can you take a shower?

Let's talk about the harm: Phimosis is much more harmful to the human body than prepuce. In some severe cases of phimosis, the foreskin opening is as narrow as a pinhole, and the foreskin bulges like a ball during urination, which makes urination difficult. Due to the narrowness of the foreskin and urethral opening, the bladder sphincter contracts during urination, and the internal bladder pressure exceeds the pressure that the bladder's Mao sheath can withstand before or at the same time as overcoming the urethral resistance. Urine refluxes along the ureter, and the ureter and renal pelvis dilate, causing bacterial infection of the upper urinary tract and scar formation, leading to secondary reflux nephropathy and even kidney function damage.

For friends with strong body resistance, the wound heals faster, and bathing after the wound stops bleeding will not cause infection. Therefore, it is recommended that mothers must pay attention to it and perform surgery immediately if they find that their baby has foreskin that is too long. The child's natural repair ability can help the wound recover quickly and try to avoid the occurrence of foreskin problems. In addition, circumcision surgery is a common genital plastic surgery in clinical practice, which can better get rid of the damage caused by the disease, so it is recommended that male friends should actively undergo surgery.