Patient's question:
My child is now four years old and had surgery a month ago. After the surgery, it was discovered that the skin had necrotized. Now that they have been discharged, the surgical wound is not healing well. Why is this happening? Is this a common issue? Will it have a significant impact on future surgeries?Doctor's answer:
Hello, it's a pleasure to assist you. According to your description, a four-year-old boy has hypospadias and does not require special medication. A month ago, after surgery, it was discovered that there was skin necrosis. Now he has been discharged, but the surgical wound is not healing well. The following are possible reasons. First, postoperative infection should be considered. Second, the child's special constitution should be taken into account. The condition of the child may affect the next surgery.