What to expect after surgery
You will experience some discomfort when physician injects a local anesthesia into the area (if you choose to have it done under local); otherwise. you will not feel any pain if you choose to go under general anesthesia. Following surgery, you should not feel any significant pain or discomfort. But a slight pain can easily be taken away by either using some local anesthetic spray or painkiller (as prescribed by your doctor).

Activity:
Stay active as your condition and state of well being permits.

Diet:
There are no specific restrictions.

Pain:
If you have pain, heat or ice helps. Place a cold pack or heating pad over the surgical area. Hot baths or sitz baths with Betadine aid muscle relaxation and relieve discomfort Sit in a tub of hot water (100 - 112 F) for 8-10 minutes. Repeat 2-3 times daily.

Medication:
You may need no medication. If you do, carefully follow the instructions. For the ancient Greeks and Romans, the nude human body was a familiar sight. The participants of the original Olympic games were nude. The sense of joy at the sight of the nude human body is also of relative, recent origin. in recent years, the advance of sex and research has been changed almost everyday. Our knowledge about human sexuality increases. Thanks to the scientific information into the human sexual organs, now it can be shared by a great number of people than ever before. Most men and women today know more about anatomy and physiology than any ancient doctors. Oral intercourse has been widely practiced in our culture. This is hardly surprising since it can be quite satisfying for both men and women, and also a natural way of contraception.