Circumcision usually refers to circumcision. After circumcision, the incision usually recovers after one week after the operation, but if there is too much activity in general, the edema will take longer to subside. In general, the incision recovery time after circumcision is about one week, and the incision sutures can be removed after one week. However, it should be noted that although the stitches can be removed, there is still a possibility of the stitched wound splitting if there is a lot of activity, so you should continue to pay attention to maintenance after the stitches are removed. If you have diabetes, the recovery time will be relatively longer and you are more prone to infections. If you are more active in the early days after the surgery, it will lead to heavier edema of the incision, which will slow down the recovery time, and some patients may even take a month or two for the swelling to go down. Abstinence is required for one month after circumcision, and if the patient is not feeling well, he should consult the doctor in time for examination and early treatment.