Patient's question:
When the baby urinates, there is a bulge in the genital area, and the baby is still straining but still able to urinate. What could be the reason, and what should be done?No history of treatment or its effectiveness: None
What kind of help is needed: When the baby urinates, there is a bulge in the genital area, and the baby is still straining but still able to urinate. What could be the reason, and what should be done?
Doctor's answer:
Currently, there is a preliminary consideration of possible phimosis. Physiological phimosis in children is common within the age of 3, and it usually resolves as they grow older. Severe phimosis may cover the urethral meatus, making urination difficult and causing cystic expansion during urination. Recommendations: 1. Identify and address developmental abnormalities, and adopt treatment measures for phimosis, such as cystic expansion surgery. 2. Pay attention to moving the foreskin during urination, as this will stabilize over time.