Patient's question:
Child phimosis A few days ago, my son was prescribed Cefixime dispersible tablets and Chlorhexidine solution at the hospital. Today, I noticed that my son has phimosis.Doctor's answer:
The foreskin and glans of the child are (adhered) together, mostly due to excessive foreskin, which leads to an increase in secretions and subsequently causes local infection, resulting in. This condition requires a visit to the urology department at the hospital, where the doctor will separate the between the foreskin and glans, and apply antibiotic ointment locally to prevent re-adhesion and infection. (circumcision) can be considered once the child is older. If the cannot be separated on its own, it is necessary to go to the hospital and have the doctor separate it. After separation, it is important to continue cleaning the foreskin and the coronal sulcus. In fact, the main issue is hygiene, and even after separation, attention must still be paid to cleanliness. I hope this is helpful to you.