Can spermatozoa become infected after circumcision?

Whether or not spermatozoa becomes infected after circumcision depends on the situation. If cleaned up in time, it generally won't; If not cleaned, infection may be induced.

Common clinical foreskin surgeries include sleeve circumcision, laser circumcision, etc., which are suitable forThe foreskin is too longof patients. If the skin is wounded after surgery, if the sperm is cleaned up in time, the sperm will not remain in the wound site to breed bacteria, so there will be no infection.During this period, it is enough to strengthen wound hygiene care, such as iodophor wiping, frequent change of underwear, etc.

If the sperm is not cleaned up in time after surgery, the sperm will attach to the wound site, which will induce bacterial infection, which will not only affect the wound healing, but also may affect the effect of the surgery. For such patients, it is usually necessary to follow the doctor's instructions for drug treatment, such as erythromycin ointment, mupirocin ointment, etc., which have antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects.

After surgery, it is recommended to take appropriate rest to help recovery, so as to avoid excessive friction of the wound site caused by frequent activities. During this period, it is recommended to avoid scratching or squeezing the area, which is easy to aggravate the discomfort.