Patient's question:
Penile and scrotal transposition in newborns, what if the testicles are not in the scrotum? How should this be treated?Doctor's answer:
From your symptoms, it appears that the child is currently experiencing penoscrotal transposition. This falls under the category of genital malformation. In such cases, surgical treatment is necessary. Regarding the issue you mentioned about the testicles not being in the scrotum, this is also cryptorchidism. It's also important to check for hypospadias. The child's current condition definitely requires surgery. Of course, it would be best to conduct further genetic testing to assess for any genetic damage. Wishing your baby good health.