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Cercumcision days 20
Its been 20 days ..Got yelloow pus last week on fenulum area .. applied Oxum ,mega heal gel ..while erection see some drop of blood and a tear below the fenulum area and little pain .. how long it will resolve
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avoid self medication and self diagnosis
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It is important to confirm if it is really pus or not
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Consult your surgeon and follow up
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If still pus discharge
Take antibiotics better if u take culture based antibiotics it take to heal around 1/2 weeks if u r not diabetic
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Kidnly send the wound photo and and avoid sexual contact and thought till the wound heal .take antibiotics and proper dressing.
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It takes some time to heal, hope you are not diabetic
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Dr. Ankush Bansal
General Surgeon
7 yrs exp
Faridabad
Based on your symptoms, this appears to be a healing frenular tear with secondary infection. With local hygiene, antibiotic ointment, and avoiding sexual activity, it usually heals in 2–3 weeks. If bleeding or discharge persists, please consult me.
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Dr. Manu Maheendran
General Surgeon
13 yrs exp
Kottayam
Hello 🙏
At 20 days after circumcision, minor pain, small tears
near the frenulum, and a few drops of blood during erection can still happen.
Usually this heals in 1–2 weeks with good local care. Keep the area clean and dry, avoid friction/sexual activity, and continue the ointment advised.
If pus, increasing pain, or bleeding continues beyond a few weeks, please get it reviewed.
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Continue local wound care as advised
Keep the area clean and dry
Avoid sexual activity and friction until complete healing
Review if healing is slow
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Word of caution:
Do not ignore persistent pus, increasing pain, redness, or bleeding
Avoid self-medication or repeated ointment changes
If you are diabetic, healing may be delayed and needs closer follow-up
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Dr. Shaik Javed Hussain
General Surgeon
14 yrs exp
Bangalore
If you are getting yellow pass from the ferula area as well as a tearbelow the front area that means it is called Phimosis and you will require antibiotic treatment and antifungal treatment for initial one week, followed by Circumcision surgery. Please meet Surgeon.
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