Patient's question:
During urination, three drops of purulent fluid leaked. After urination, there was some redness and swelling on the penis, and the urine was slightly yellow.Test results: No previous treatment history.
Current condition: No previous treatment effects.
Regarding any assistance needed: What could have caused this? How should it be treated? Is it possible that it's a stomach issue?
Doctor's answer:
How old is the child? Is it phimosis? The glans cannot be exposed, right? If so, the child is very likely to have balanitis due to the inability of the glans to be exposed, making it difficult for pus to discharge and for the condition to heal.Advice: If the situation matches what I described, go to the urology department of the hospital for a follow-up visit. Ask the doctor to separate the foreskin and glans so that the glans can be retracted and exposed. Then, take oral anti-inflammatory medication and apply the anti-inflammatory solution externally every day. The condition will improve quickly.