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Oedema after circumcision
My circumcision surgery was done 42 days ago but I'm having oedema around incision line (doughnut shaped) till now. It is not reducing. Please help.
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Seems like a condition called paraphimosis- however that should not be there is the circumcision has been done, seems you should reach out to your surgeon and consult
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Ur surgery didn't went well..
Otherwise this condition will not be there..
Don't panic sir, need to take few measures, it will be fine..
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visit personally for its retraction.
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Dr. Saurabh Tiwari
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6 yrs exp
Lucknow
Kindly consult your surgeon
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Dr. Kanu Rajput
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10 yrs exp
Delhi
Good morning dear. It seems like paraphimosis. But strange part is that you said you underwent circumcision surgery. If it's paraphimosis then probably the circumcision was not successful. Need not to worry, please consult us online and let us see what best can be done.
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