Post-Circumcision Treatment

The invention describes a circumcision dressing. It can be applied easily after a successful procedure. This method is ideal as it does not require stitches or additional dressings. It helps reduce costs and post-operative treatment. The invention is easy-to-use and will be available at two basic sizes. Individual inserts can be adjusted to accommodate variation in size within age groups. This makes the procedure faster and more comfortable.

This post-circumcision dressing has a multi-layered wound closing. Kaltostat, which is a yellow dissolving gauze that is non-sticky and does not stick to the skin, forms the first layer. It absorbs small amounts of blood but does not stick. When wet, the scab will remain attached to the dressing. The second layer is a polysporin-coated ribbon gauze that is placed around the first layer.

The second layer is composed two layers of gauze. The first layer is paraffin-impregnated galuze. The second layer, which is dry gauze, is folded over the first. The condom is placed above the penis to keep the dressing in position. The tip of the condom should be removed using scissors. To prevent strangulation, it should also be cut. The patient should remove the dressing within 48 hours.

The third layer is sterilized gauze. It will cover the site and prevent bleeding. The third layer is a paraffin impregnated sleeve. The fourth layer covers the scab with a sterile sleeve. The dressing is meant to protect the penis and prevent bleeding. The patient should expect to feel pain for five days after the procedure.

The hemostatic dressing is the third layer. It protects the penis from infection and prevents bleeding. It is used after the procedure to help prevent pain after the procedure. To avoid complications, it is important that you follow the instructions of your surgeon and doctor. The second layer will cover the wound after the operation. The third layer will protect the skin against the skin scab. It should stay on the skin for 24 hours. The fourth layer should not be applied later than 24 hours.

A post-circumcision dressing should be left on for up to 48 hours. The dressing should be left on for no less than two days. The first layer is made of yellow dissolving gauze, which absorbs as little bleeding as possible. A condom is placed over the penis to secure the dressing in place. It is cut on the tip to prevent strangulation. The second layer of the dressing is a polysporin-based ribbon gauze.

The second layer is a hemostatic treatment. It is a dressing which covers the wound after circumcision. It usually has three layers. The non-stick layer is non-absorbent. The first layer is made up of a ribbon gauze containing polysporin. The inner layer is used for the post-circumcision dressing. The outer sleeve is a thin sheet of foam.

After circumcision, baby should be washed with warm soapy water. It is OK to use soapy water. The dressing should be replaced every two hours for the first few weeks. Petroleum jelly is applied to the affected area for three to five days. It will reduce pain for the baby. It is essential that a parent supervises the circumcision after the procedure. The dressing must be removed at least every two hours while the baby is still numb.

The post-circumcision dressing has three layers. The Kaltostat gauze (or non-stick gauze) is the first layer. It absorbs very little blood and does not stick to the wound. When it gets wet, the material turns into jelly. This will help the patient avoid pulling the scab off. The second layer is ribbon gauze with polysporin. The third layer is added on top of the first.

The dressing should be applied on the penis head. It is important to keep the area clean for several days after the procedure. This should be done after the surgery. The baby will need diapers to protect it from redness after the surgery. The area will be tender for several weeks. However, the bleeding after the procedure will subside in two to four days. After the stitches are removed, the parent should use an emollient to clean the area.