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How Is A Cut On The Foreskin Healed?

i just got circuumsized 5 days ago and 1 mahbe 2 disolving stitches came loose or undone for what ever reason and there is a little tear in the stitch line.
Knoe pain or bleeding but i can see insde it a bit and it looks a little yellowish of sort.
Should ni do anything about it.

Thanks Dave
Fri, 22 Jul 2016
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Urologist 's  Response
Hi
It looks like one or two stitches have begin to dissolve early. Usually this is of no concern if there is no pain or bleeding.
If the gap is small then the usual course is to let it heal by itself. Only very rarely it requres restitching. The yellowish stuff is part of normal healing process.
Hence if there is further bleeding or pain then contact your doctor otherwise just keeping the area dry would help.
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How Is A Cut On The Foreskin Healed?

Hi It looks like one or two stitches have begin to dissolve early. Usually this is of no concern if there is no pain or bleeding. If the gap is small then the usual course is to let it heal by itself. Only very rarely it requres restitching. The yellowish stuff is part of normal healing process. Hence if there is further bleeding or pain then contact your doctor otherwise just keeping the area dry would help.