Patient's question:
The child is five years old. Recently, I discovered white hard lumps under his foreskin. I took him to the doctor, but they didn't examine him properly and said it was urine crystals, telling us to frequently flip it open at home and wash it. When I got home and tried to do that, I realized he has foreskin adhesion and the urethral opening is exposed?Doctor's answer:
A 5-year-old baby, then the above performance may be phimosis. It is unknown whether it can be flipped up. If it cannot be, it is; if it can be, it is excessive prepuce length. In any of the above cases, it can be resolved through surgery. It is best to see a surgeon again. For severe male urological conditions, it is recommended to seek medical attention as soon as possible and follow the doctor's advice for prompt treatment. Avoid using medication blindly to prevent worsening the condition.