Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of the provided text:"Every time my son urinates, it's all drippy and wet, with a bad smell. His foreskin needs to be cleaned every night. Sometimes, the outer few layers of his foreskin look a bit swollen. I took him to the hospital for a thorough check, and the doctor said it's phimosis and he needs surgery. What is the best time for a circumcision for a child?"
(Note: The Chinese phrase "" is translated as "phimosis," which is the medical term for the condition where the foreskin is too tight. The translation maintains the original structure and meaning while converting all Chinese text to English.)
Doctor's answer:
Hello, the time for surgery should be determined based on individual circumstances. Generally, if abnormal symptoms occur, surgery can be performed for treatment. After surgery, swelling symptoms may occur. Additionally, it is important to monitor for any inflammation. You can visit the surgical department of a hospital for an examination. If inflammation is present, anti-inflammatory medication can be used. It is temporarily difficult to determine when the glans can be exposed, as it depends on individual circumstances. If you feel any abnormalities, you can visit the surgical department of a hospital for an examination and receive treatment based on the situation.