I had surgery for phimosis and a foreskin extension procedure two months ago, and now my glans is blue and hurts when I touch it. Is it normal for it to hurt and be blue? And my frenulum was removed.
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The operation can form a hem atom which also spreads into the acorn. That would be normal first. The degradation of the hollow atom is an inflammatory process that is painful. In this situation, a bacterial infection can also take place. If you’ve got bad luck, the scorn is amputated.
You write it two months ago. Was he always blue in the two months? Or just now. Is the blue in an errection, or even if he’s asleep? Do you have that for several days? Or half an hour.
We can’t judge it. We don’t have a picture. And of course you can’t show a picture here.
So this is since the op
And that’s not funny until it’s been two months?
Ne, after 2 months, everything should be healed after an expansion plastic. You have to go to the Urologen and describe the problem. Pain is never normal. Something’s wrong.
No, it’s not normal. This could indicate a reduced blood circulation, maybe a scar train has formed which presses on blood supply. Imagine this again at short notice to the treating colleague!
Thanks for the quick answer
And with the pain when man call almost?
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Ok thank you very much
This can be good at the lack of blood circulation.
This is certainly not normal and you should immediately urologize with it, perhaps there are any complications or consequential damage caused by the surgery.