Patient's question:
My baby is three months old, and his penis is very small. If he exerts force, it becomes flat. I want to ask if it can grow bigger when he gets older. Also, he urinates intermittently and needs to urinate every half hour.Treatment history and effectiveness: No treatment has been administered.
Desired assistance: Is it normal for the child's penis to be small? Is intermittent urination normal?
Doctor's answer:
Now, there is no definition for the size of a baby's chicken, as long as their growth and development are good, and there is no need for circumcision if it's not tight-fitting!Suggestion: Observe how the baby has the condition of phimosis and recommend taking the child to the hospital for a thorough examination to determine if there is phimosis. If phimosis is present, surgical treatment may be necessary to prevent local infections. Pay attention to hygiene, change diapers promptly, and keep the area clean and dry to prevent inflammation from recurring. Encourage the baby to drink more water.