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KPJ Ampang Puteri
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Circumcision at KPJ Ampang Puteri in Selangor, Malaysia

The KPJ Ampang Puteri Specialist Hospital (APSH), part of KPJ Healthcare Bhd, sits just 8km from the center of Kuala Lumpur. Having achieved JCI accreditation in 2012, the hospital adheres to the highest standards in quality and c...more
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Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur
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2.4
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Circumcision at Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Pantai Hospital Kuala Lumpur was founded in 1974 and is a private tertiary hospital in Malaysia. It is run by the Pantai Group, which is one of the branches of Parkway Pantai Limited, a major private healthcare group in Asia. The ...more
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Poliklinik Wecare
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Poliklinik Wecare
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Circumcision at Poliklinik Wecare in Johor, Malaysia

Services: -General Medical Consultation and Treatments -Children (Paediatrics) Diseases and Treatment -Women (Obstetrics and Gynaecology) Treatment   -Urology(Urinary Tract Diseases, Circumcision, Kidney Stones...more
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Klinik Asia 24 Hours Muar
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Klinik Asia 24 Hours Muar
Klinik Asia 24 Hours Muar
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Klinik Asia 24 Hours Muar

Circumcision at Klinik Asia 24 Hours Muar in Johor, Malaysia

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Everything you'll need to know about Circumcision in Malaysia

What does a Circumcision Procedure Involve?

A circumcision procedure entails the surgical removal of the foreskin, a fold of skin covering the tip of the penis. The procedure is commonly performed on newborn infants and, to a lesser extent, on adults. Circumcision is often carried out due to various reasons, including religion, hygiene, prevention of sexually transmitted diseases, and others. It is considered a relatively safe procedure, albeit it might cause minor complications like pain, bleeding or infection.

The specifics of the circumcision may vary depending on the person's age and health status. The operation for infants usually takes only a few minutes. The baby is laid on a special table, and his penis and the surrounding area are cleaned. A special clamp or plastic bell that remains on the penis until the foreskin falls off a few days later is used. Anaesthetic is often administered to infants to minimize discomfort.

Adult circumcision is more involved and necessitates the use of general or local anesthesia. The foreskin is moved back from the head of the penis and then cut off. The remaining edges are stitched together using dissolvable stitches. The procedure usually takes about one hour, and the recovery period is typically one week. Proper care should be taken post-surgery to ensure the area is kept clean and any signs of potential complications are reported to the healthcare provider immediately.

How Long Should I Stay in Malaysia for a Circumcision Procedure?

When it comes to figuring out the length of your stay in Malaysia post-Circumcision, several elements come into play. It depends on the specifics of your procedure, your individual reaction to it and the recovery path that your medical team charts. Some might be ready to head home soon after the procedure, while others would benefit from a longer stay for all the essential post-procedure care. Typically, it might range between a few days to about a week, but it truly hinges on your unique set of circumstances.

The golden rule here is to abide by your doctor's instructions in Malaysia. Doing so is key to ensuring a successful Circumcision and a smooth recovery journey. View your time in Malaysia as a chance to rest, mend, and make the most of the expert care at your disposal. Ultimately, your health should be the priority and every decision should revolve around it.

What's the Recovery Time for Circumcision Procedures in Malaysia?

  • Within minutes, hours, or an entire day, the cut edges of the glans close up and the bleeding stops.
  • At first, i.e immediately after the procedure, the glans may appear glossy and red due to lack of exposure to the external environment provided by the mucous membrane that naturally covered it before circumcision. Once the membrane is exposed, it thickens and becomes darker.
  • Your penis may swell and bruise for the first 2 days. The swelling usually goes down within 2 to 3 weeks after surgery. Keeping the penis upright aids in speedy recovery. This can be done by wearing underwear that best suits your needs.

What sort of Aftercare is Required for Circumcision Procedures in Malaysia?

For Babies:

  • The baby will be cranky and irritable after the procedure. Giving baby pain killers like acetaminophen will help.
  • Leave your infant's dressing (lubricant gauze) on for 24 hours after the circumcision.
  • It is advised to apply a petroleum-based ointment (such as Vaseline) to the end of the penis after every bath and with each diaper change. This aids in healing.
  • Go to the nearest emergency department if your child has excessive bleeding, fever, worsening redness or swelling, yellow liquid draining from the incision site or dysuria.

For Adults:

  • Get plenty of rest and sleep so that you can heal properly and your body is not exhausted.
  • Put ice or a cold pack on your groin for 10 to 20 minutes at a time. Try to do this every 1 to 2 hours for the first day. Put a thin cloth between the ice and your skin.
  • Position your penis so that your underwear keeps it upright.
  • It is advised to limit all sexual activity (both intercourse and masturbation) for 6 weeks, or until the doctor approves.
  • You will probably have a few erections. It is advised to not stimulate the penis. The erections will not cause harm as long as they are left alone.
  • Try to walk each day. Start by walking a little more than you did the day before. Bit by bit, increase the amount you walk.
  • You may shower when you no longer have a bandage on your penis. You may also take short baths if you wish. However, after washing off, it is recommended that you dry the site of the incision.
  • Avoid strenuous activities, such as bicycle riding, jogging, weight lifting, or aerobic exercise, for 4 weeks or until your doctor says it is okay.
  • You can return to work and normal activities, including driving, when you are comfortable doing them.
  • You can eat your normal diet. In the case of an upset stomach, best to try bland, low-fat foods like plain rice, broiled chicken, toast, and yogurt.
  • Drink plenty of fluids (unless your doctor tells you not to).

What's the Success Rate of Circumcision Procedures in Malaysia?

Circumcision, as a historical procedure performed with great accuracy, carries a high success rate in Malaysia. Your fears and anxiety are valid, but rest assured, the majority of these procedures end without significant complications. Keep in mind, the patient's health, pre-existing conditions, and the surgeon's experience impact this success rate.

Circumcision involves the removal of the foreskin from the penis tip and demands a highly skilled and experienced surgeon. Thus, choosing a reputable medical facility in Malaysia is pivotal for the favorable outcome of your operation.

 

Are there Alternatives to Circumcision Procedures in Malaysia?

If you reside in Malaysia and are contemplating the possibility of undergoing a circumcision but are apprehensive about its surgical repercussions, it is important to know that there exist alternative practices. These alternatives include non-surgical methods, which use plastic devices, rendering the need for surgery redundant. The highlight of these methods lies in the continued pressure applied by devices like the Plastibell or the CircRing. This constant pressure facilitates the removal of the foreskin without having to resort to a surgical cut, thereby reducing the risks such as bleeding or potential infections.

Yet another alternative that presents itself is the dorsal slit method. Unlike a full circumcision, this method doesn't necessitate the removal of the foreskin. Instead, it involves an incision on the foreskin to relieve any restrictive pulls. However, it's vital to remember that the aesthetic result of this method differs vastly from a complete circumcision.

Before you make a decision, ensure you have an exhaustive discussion with a healthcare professional. Each method, while offering its own set of benefits, also carries inherent risks. It's through careful consideration and comprehensive understanding that one can arrive at a choice that is most fitting for their specific situation.

This information has been accurately sourced and verified by a medical professional for its accuracy, however, we strongly recommend you to consult with your doctor before pursuing medical procedures overseas.

Update: 23/03/2024