Hello Will I understand you have questions about circumcision and its effects. Circumcision is a surgical procedure that involves removing the foreskin from the penis.
Here are some points to consider: - Pain:There may be some discomfort or pain after the procedure, but this can usually be managed with medication prescribed by your doctor. - Size:Circumcision does not typically increase the size of the penis. However, some men feel that it appears larger after the foreskin is removed. - Sensitivity: Some men report changes in sensitivity after circumcision, which can affect sexual experiences, but this varies from person to person. - Partner’s Experience: Circumcision may change the way your partner experiences oral sex, but preferences can vary widely.
Thank you
Hi, thanks for your question.
Circumcision is a minor surgery to remove the foreskin; it is usually done for tight foreskin, infections or personal/religious reasons, not to increase size.
The operation is done under anesthesia, so there is no pain during surgery, but you will have some pain, swelling and discomfort for a few days after, which is managed with medicines.
Recovery usually takes about 2–4 weeks (sometimes up to 6 weeks); during this time you should avoid sex and masturbation so the wound can heal properly.
Circumcision does not make the penis longer, thicker or bigger; size is decided by hormones and genetics, not by the foreskin.
Most studies show no major change in erection quality or ability to have sex after healing; some men feel slightly less sensitivity, some feel no change, and a few feel improved control.
Oral sex (your partner “sucking”) is usually not a problem once everything is fully healed and non‑tender.
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Dr Nikhil Chauhan Urologist
Hello dear See circumcision is usually safe but get it done from general surgeon only Precautions to avoid complications Avoid sex Take care of excess bleeding is there Avoid masturbation However for further surgery details consult gynaecologist or sexologist in person for better clarity Regards
Choosing to be circumcised at 49 is a decision that involves various considerations. The procedure itself can be performed under local or general anesthesia, which minimizes pain during the surgery. However, you may experience some discomfort, swelling, or sensitivity as you heal, usually lasting a few weeks. Pain relief medication can help manage this. Circumcision won’t increase the actual size of your penis or make it last longer during sex as these aspects are unrelated to the presence of the foreskin. Changes in sexual sensation or performance vary from person to person. Some men report slightly decreased sensitivity, while others experience no significant difference. Regarding oral sex, some partners may notice a difference in texture, but this varies individually; it shouldn’t significantly affect the experience. It’s important to consider potential risks like infection or complications, although they are relatively rare. Before deciding, consult with a healthcare professional to discuss your specific reasons and expectations to ensure it’s the right decision for you. Every procedure has nuances, so it’s crucial to have realistic expectations and a comprehensive understanding of the post-surgical care required.
There is no harm in getting circumcised.
Hello Will, thank you for sharing your concern. You want to get a circumcision done, it will be done under anaesthesia, so you will not experience pain during the procedure. But once, the effect of anaesthesia goes away, you’ll feel pain, but it can be managed by pain killer medicines.
But, this will not increase the size, not make you last longer, and it shouldn’t affect any oral intimacy.
My advise would be that think about it again, once you are not feeling such hormonal, when you feel okay.
these decisions should be made logically.
Feel free to reach out again.
Regards, Dr. Nirav Jain MBBS, DNB D.Fam.Med
