What medicine should be taken orally after circumcision surgery? Postoperative Medication Guide and Precautions
Foreskin surgery (circumcision) is a common urological surgery for men. Proper use of medication after surgery is essential for wound healing and prevention of infection. The following is a detailed description of commonly used oral medications and precautions after surgery.
1. Commonly used oral medications after surgery
| drug type | function | Common medicines | Usage and dosage |
|---|---|---|---|
| antibiotics | prevent or treat infection | Cefixime, amoxicillin | Take as directed by your doctor, usually 3-5 days |
| painkillers | Relieve postoperative pain | Ibuprofen, acetaminophen | Take as needed to avoid overdose |
| Anti-swelling medicine | Reduce local edema | The Spirit of Mai, Diosmin | Take according to the instructions or doctor’s advice |
2. Medication precautions
1.antibiotic use: It is necessary to strictly follow the doctor's advice and do not stop taking the medicine or increase or decrease the dose on your own to avoid causing drug resistance.
2.Pain reliever options: Avoid using drugs that may increase the risk of bleeding, such as aspirin.
3.Allergy history notification: If you are allergic to penicillin antibiotics, you need to inform your doctor in advance to change the drug.
3. Key points of postoperative care
| nursing project | Specific measures | Things to note |
|---|---|---|
| Wound cleaning | Daily disinfection with saline or iodophor | Avoid getting wet and keep dry |
| diet modification | Drink plenty of water and avoid spicy foods | Quit smoking and drinking to promote healing |
| activity restrictions | Avoid strenuous exercise or sex | No sexual intercourse for 1 month after surgery |
4. When is it necessary to seek medical review?
1. Persistent fever or wound redness, swelling and pus.
2. Severe rash, vomiting and other adverse reactions occur after taking the medicine.
3. Sutures need to be removed one week after surgery (not necessary if absorbable sutures are used).
5. Hot questions and answers
Q: How long do I need to take medicine after circumcision surgery?
A: Antibiotics usually last for 3-5 days, and painkillers are taken as needed, usually no more than 3 days.
Q: What should I do if there is edema after surgery?
A: Mild edema is normal and can be relieved by elevating the penis and taking anti-swelling drugs. If it continues to worsen, seek medical attention.
The above content is for reference only. Please refer to the attending physician for specific medication regimens. If there are any abnormalities during the postoperative recovery period, you should contact the medical institution in time.
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