Patient's question:
The male baby was born, and the doctor said his penis was abnormal. He took him to the urology department, where the doctor said it was nothing, that it was too young to be determined. Now the baby is two and a half years old, and his penis is still the same size. It only gets a bit bigger when he urinates or when it's touched. At other times, it just shrinks to a thin layer of skin. I don't know if it will affect his fertility in the future.Doctor's answer:
The condition of your baby is likely to be phimosis, or it could be hidden penis. It's best to have a penile examination in the urology department. If it is hidden penis, surgery is required for correction to avoid interfering with the growth and development of the penis. This is the advice for the question "What should I do if the doctor says my baby's penis is abnormal at birth?" I hope it helps you, and wish you a speedy recovery!