Patient's question:
The child's penis is swollen and red, reluctant to urinate, crying after urinating a little, and then stopping urination. The child is not drinking water properly and not eating dinner well.Onset date: November 19, 2009
Laboratory test results: White blood cell count of 13,000.
Previous treatment and effectiveness: The child was seen at a children's hospital, where surgery was recommended. However, due to poor blood test results, surgery could not be performed. The child was given potassium permanganate baths and topical Bactroban. After two days, there was still no improvement.
Desired assistance: The child is currently in Tianjin, and the family wants to know which hospital treats this condition best. Is surgery avoidable? Are there experts in this field? They would like to take the child to see a doctor but do not know which one to choose.
If surgery is necessary, what type of surgery should be performed? What can be used to reduce inflammation? At least, the child should be able to urinate normally.
Doctor's answer:
Potassium scrubbing is not effective. You can opt for Chinese herbal scrubbing, which works very well. Chinese herbs are highly effective in balancing bacteria and viruses, though they may have side effects. They are especially suitable for children, cost little, and can avoid the pain of surgery. You can try my herbal formula:Poria 20 grams
Sophora flavescens 20 grams
Plantago asiatica 20 grams
Taraxacum mongolicum 30 grams
Salvia miltiorrhiza 15 grams
Paeonia lactiflora 15 grams
Bambusoideae 15 grams
Chrysanthemum sinense 30 grams
Angelica dahurica 10 grams
Poria 15 grams
Boil the herbs to extract the liquid, and soak in the bath once every night for 30 minutes.