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Recovering After Phimosis Surgery. Small Growth Near The Stitches. What Is It?

I have had phismosis surgery, and im 6 days in the recovery stage, when the bandages were removed, I noticed I had something in the stitches circle area, under the head, like a small growing or something, I cant realy describe it with words, like some wound of some sort or tissue reacting, its slightly to the left side of the penis .
Fri, 8 Mar 2013
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Thanks for your query.Based on the facts that you have posted it appears that you have undergone surgery of Circumcision for Phimosis very recently and have swelling near suture line. This is due to tissue reaction to suture material and nothing to be worried about. It will get resolved as the healing will progress may be in 3 weeks time.
Dr.Patil
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Recovering After Phimosis Surgery. Small Growth Near The Stitches. What Is It?

Hello Thanks for your query.Based on the facts that you have posted it appears that you have undergone surgery of Circumcision for Phimosis very recently and have swelling near suture line. This is due to tissue reaction to suture material and nothing to be worried about. It will get resolved as the healing will progress may be in 3 weeks time. Dr.Patil