Precautions
Before Surgery:
1. For those opting for sedation anesthesia, if you have nail polish on your fingers, please remove at least one nail to facilitate blood oxygen assessment.
2. Please inform the doctor in advance of your medical history, medication history, surgical experience, family medical history, and allergies.
3. If you have been consuming blood-activating health foods long-term, such as ginkgo biloba, grape seed, red yeast rice, or ginseng, please pause consumption for 2 weeks.
4. If you are taking anticoagulants such as aspirin, vitamin E, or warfarin, please pause for 2 weeks.
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After surgery
1. In the first few days after surgery, there may be swelling of the foreskin, which will gradually subside within approximately 2 weeks.
2. If there is slight bleeding or swelling of the wound after erection after surgery, simply apply local cold compress and pressure. If bleeding is severe, please revisit the clinic or contact them. Note for cold compress: 10-15 minutes per session, with intervals of at least 30 minutes between sessions.
3. Sutures will gradually fall off within approximately 1-2 weeks after surgery, and the speed of suture removal and wound healing depends on individual constitution. If sutures have not completely fallen off by the third week, please return to the clinic for assistance with removal.
4. Avoid smoking, alcohol, staying up late, and vigorous exercise within the first week after surgery.
5. Sexual activity is prohibited for 1 month after surgery.
6. If the surgery is performed under general anesthesia, you can consume liquid food such as boiled water, milk, or fruit juice after one hour of surgery. If there is no nausea or vomiting after eating, you can eat any food, hot or cold.
7. If the surgery is performed under local anesthesia and there is no discomfort such as nausea or vomiting after surgery, you can eat.
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Daily Routine and Hygiene
1. Maintain a balanced diet and avoid stimulating foods such as cigarettes, alcohol, and spicy foods after returning home.
2. Try to minimize water intake before bedtime to reduce discomfort from nocturnal erections.
3. Clean the wound with cotton swabs and saline solution morning and evening, apply anti-inflammatory ointment, cover the wound with gauze, and keep it clean and dry.
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Other Notes
1. Please take oral medications as instructed by the doctor.
2. If your body temperature exceeds 38.5°C, or if you experience nausea, vomiting, or continuous bleeding from the wound, please contact the clinic.
The information above is for reference only. If you experience any side effects or have questions regarding its use, please consult a doctor.
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