Patient's question:
Born this way, the doctor said it's a bent urethra and said surgery is needed. Never took any medicine.Past treatment history and effectiveness: Never had any.
What kind of help is needed: None.
Doctor's answer:
According to your description, the baby's condition should be hypospadias. Hypospadias is a common congenital urinary system malformation where the urethral opening is not in the normal position, located on the penis instead, often accompanied by urethral curvature. The baby cannot stand to urinate. This condition requires surgical treatment. It is generally recommended that the baby undergo surgery before starting kindergarten, as squatting to urinate after starting school may cause the child to feel embarrassed.