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ZSR CIRCUMCISION
Day 14 of zsr circumcision:
1) the ring hasn't came out at all
2) there is red scab formation on the frenulum side slowly peeling off
3) the skin on the frenulum side has slipped down the silicon ring, But the ring is still intact.
4) a little pus like discharge is also present on the skin that slipped down
5) the slipping probably happened due to night erections that were painful and are still continuing
Is all this normal? What should be done?
When will ring fall off?
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I think u should atleast have one review wirh your operating surgeon.. its very difficult to comment when there is no phsyical exam or even a photo to look at.. what u say might very well be part of the healing process.. but i cannot commit without examining or seeing atleast a photo
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Hi .. your concern post circumcision needs to be seen physically.. please visit the surgeon the one who operated u??
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