Coronal sulcus adhesion after phimosis surgery

Coronal sulcus adhesion after phimosis surgery may be caused by local inflammatory infection, secretions, or hot weather.

1. Inflammation and infection: If local care is not done properly, or if anti-inflammatory drugs are not taken in a controlled manner under the guidance of a doctor, local inflammation and infection may occur. It is necessary to cooperate with the doctor to complete local disinfection treatment, and then choose levofloxacin and ribavirin drugs to achieve anti-inflammatory and anti-infection effects, which will help improve symptoms, promote rapid wound recovery, and help relieve adhesions.

2. Caused by secretions: If it is currently in a bandaged state, normal secretions will be discharged, which will cause signs of coronal sulcus adhesion. It is necessary to choose to wash with clean water or disinfect with iodine, change underwear in time, do a good job of local cleaning and care, reduce secretions, and help improve local symptoms.

3. Hot weather: If the weather is hot after surgery, the local temperature will be significantly elevated, leading to abnormal conditions such as coronary sulcus adhesion. It is necessary to be in an environment with suitable temperature to help improve symptoms.

Phimosis surgery requires the removal of a longer foreskin, which can improve the foreskin, reduce the symptoms of impotence and premature ejaculation, and also reduce the accumulation of secretions to avoid glans inflammation.