Men who are circumcised for circumcision have a recovery time of about two weeks after surgery. At this time, the wound is almost completely healed and the sutures can be removed, or the circumcision ring or auxiliary devices can be removed. The wound is basically edema-free and the healing process is basically secure, so you can perform normal daily activities and take showers at this time. There is no redness or swelling of the wound, no signs of localized dehiscence, and no pain during erection. The glans is exposed on the outside of the foreskin and rubbed with underwear and underwear, at this time there is no obvious pain, you can walk normally, or light running and other sports. At this time, there will be no oozing around the wound, and a little crust will be visible, which will gradually fall off in the course of daily life. At this time there is no need for any medication, only normal urination and walking can be done, but at this time you cannot engage in excessive physical labor.