Patient's question:
A six-year-old child with a testicle; wants to go to a children's hospital but doesn't know which department to go to. Medical history and treatment effectiveness: no treatment. What kind of help is desired: just need guidance on which department to visit.Doctor's answer:
Based on your situation, I suspect the child is young and has a testicular issue. It is recommended to seek a follow-up consultation in pediatric surgery, as it may be that the testicle hasn't descended from the abdomen or due to congenital reasons. Pediatric surgeons have more experience in addressing this type of issue. The child may have undescended testicles, which requires hospital follow-up and surgical treatment. It is advised to take your child to the surgical department or urology department of the hospital, or the pediatric surgery department, as this condition requires surgical treatment.