Patient's question:
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Doctor's answer:
Once the baby shows a narrowed urine stream, it's important to consider whether there might be urethral meatus adhesion. This condition can be identified by observing the urethral meatus. Additionally, pay attention to the child's foreskin condition. If there is adhesion, it may result in a narrowed urethral meatus or central adhesion with upper and lower openings. During urination, the urine stream may split or become narrower. The specific situation needs to be determined based on the baby's condition. It's best to visit the hospital for a check-up.