Post zsr penis glans hypersensitivity.

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It will be fine in few days... U can apply lube or oil untill then... Consult for guidance

Based on your timeline, your ZSR circumcision was on 6th July, so you are still in the early healing period. Marked glans hypersensitivity is very common after circumcision, especially in men whose glans had previously been covered by the foreskin. The "electric shock" or "current-like" sensation when the glans rubs against underwear is a frequently reported symptom and, in most cases, gradually improves over the next several weeks to months as the glans becomes accustomed to contact. Prelox is a nutritional supplement and is not specifically used to treat glans hypersensitivity, so it may not make a noticeable difference to this particular symptom.

Wear soft, supportive cotton underwear to minimize friction. Initially, if tolerated, you can place a thin layer of sterile gauze or soft dressing over the glans inside the underwear to reduce rubbing. As the sensitivity improves, gradually reduce its use so the glans can adapt naturally. Avoid vigorous sexual activity or masturbation until your surgeon confirms that healing is complete. If the sensitivity remains severe beyond 2–3 months, or if you develop increasing pain, redness, swelling, discharge, fever, or the wound reopens, revisit your operating surgeon. For a detailed assessment and personalized guidance regarding your recovery after circumcision, you may connect with us at 9 3 1 5 6 6 1 5 6 5. We will review your healing progress and advise you accordingly.

Keep the area clean and dry, avoid harsh soaps or antiseptics unless specifically advised by your surgeon, and wear loose-fitting clothing whenever possible. Most men notice that the hypersensitivity improves significantly over the first 6–12 weeks, although complete adaptation can occasionally take a few months. The fact that you are experiencing sensitivity alone, without signs of infection or wound problems, is generally a reassuring sign during the healing phase. Thank you