Patient's question:
A child had redness and swelling at the base of the testicles two months ago and went to the hospital. Some said it was an allergy, while others said it was a urinary tract infection caused by excessive foreskin. The medications prescribed didn't work, and now they don't know what to do. They hope doctors who have encountered this condition before can help take a look.Doctor's answer:
Now there are many red and swollen areas again, and it may also be caused by some mild inflammation. Hmm, it might be related to excessive foreskin in the local area, and we will promptly implement readjustment. You can appropriately use warm water for cleaning, and consider undergoing foreskin removal surgery for readjustment, which basically also has a certain effect. Testicular conditions are prone to recurrence, requiring long-term oral medication. For male patients, it is important to promptly seek medical treatment at professional and regular hospitals, and consider treatment based on examination results.