Complications following
Male Circumcision.
Operation results may vary because a
successful circumcision depends on the skill of the surgeon or medical
practitioner, the medical reasons for circumcision, the method of circumcision,
the amount of tissue removed and the way in which the wound heals.
The American Academy of Pediatrics has
reported that while the exact incident of post-operative complications
following a circumcision is unknown, it is thought to be between 2-10 per cent.
One of the reasons for this is that many problems following circumcision do not become apparent until the child grows into adulthood.
One of the reasons for this is that many problems following circumcision do not become apparent until the child grows into adulthood.
Bleeding and infection are the most
common problems. The child's urine tends to irritate the exposed glans and in
rare cases can cause infection.
Post operative bleeding should be minimal.
Pain is common in any wound and circumcision is no exception.
Pain should, however, be a short term difficulty.
Research studies on circumcised men report that discomfort or pain during erections and at the scar site are not uncommon.
Other long term post operative of circumcision include disfigurement of the penis when too much skin is removed and erectile curvature from uneven skin loss. Scarring may cause numbness.
Post operative bleeding should be minimal.
Pain is common in any wound and circumcision is no exception.
Pain should, however, be a short term difficulty.
Research studies on circumcised men report that discomfort or pain during erections and at the scar site are not uncommon.
Other long term post operative of circumcision include disfigurement of the penis when too much skin is removed and erectile curvature from uneven skin loss. Scarring may cause numbness.
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