Age is not a major factor in the indication for circumcision, so circumcision occurring at the age of 32 can also be treated surgically. Circumcision is a condition in which the foreskin is too long and covers the glans, so that the foreskin cannot be turned up, thus preventing the glans from being thoroughly cleaned. It may lead to the prolonged presence of foreskin scale, which in turn causes inflammation of the penile head and foreskin, so it usually needs to be removed in time, such as circumcision. For patients who are engaged in light physical labor in the office, they can rest for about 2-3 days after circumcision before going to work normally. For patients engaged in heavy manual labor, it is generally recommended to rest for about a week after surgery. For patients with hemophilia and other blood clotting disorders, surgery is generally not recommended. When urinating after surgery, you should avoid wetting the wound dressing, causing the dressing to be contaminated by urine. Meanwhile, sexual life should be prohibited for one month after the operation to avoid penile erection as much as possible, which will affect the recovery of the wound.