Patient's question:
My relative's son is now 11 months old. A year ago, when he was born, the hospital discovered that he had a unilateral undescended testicle. It hasn't come down yet. I want to know if the hospital still needs to check the urinary tract for undescended testicle surgery at 11 months?Doctor's answer:
The child's cryptorchidism is a disease that mainly occurs in newborns, with a relatively high incidence of congenital conditions. According to statistics, the rate in premature infants is as high as 40%. This disease is not very serious. Before treatment, it is important to pay attention to dietary rationality and avoid spicy and irritating foods. The catheter insertion is temporary and will be removed after recovery. After removal, urination function will return to normal, so there is no need to be anxious.