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Post circumcision issues
I have been undergone through stapler circumcision a 2.5 months ago. I am continuously observing pricking inside the right corner side where frenulum is attached to the glans. This has been happening after 2-3 weeks of surgery. Whenever I touch or move my penis towards right or sometimes do any movement it pricks a lot intermittently.
Sometimes it burns inside as well. I am continuously following up with my surgeon but not getting results. There is no swelling no pus no bleeding and no discharge as well. But the pricking is immense and sometimes become unbearable.
I appreciate if I get expert advice..
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Whether all the pins were removed cautiously!!
If it gives pricking sensation, it can be either retained pin or nerve pain. Get a X-ray done to check whether there's any foreign body left.
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Dr. Mohammed Jameel Ahmed
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It could be like neuroma
Local inj may help
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