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Quick, practical discharge teaching for caregivers after a newborn circumcision.
Key takeaways: apply petroleum jelly to the site with every diaper change to prevent the diaper from sticking; expect a normal yellowish healing film (do not pick it off); avoid tub baths until the circumcision is healed—use sponge baths instead; do not use alcohol wipes or harsh cleansers; persistent redness, swelling, foul drainage, or fever are signs to report immediately.
Step-by-step at-home care: clean gently with plain water during diaper changes, pat dry, apply a thin layer of petroleum jelly, leave the yellow film alone, keep area dry, monitor for infection, seek urgent care for bleeding that won’t stop or signs of infection.
Why this matters: correct aftercare reduces pain, prevents infection, and speeds healing (most heal in 7–10 days).
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