Patient's question:
The baby had a fever of 39.4 degrees on February 11 and was examined at the hospital, diagnosed with a viral infection. After being given an intravenous drip for a day with no effect, hospital treatment revealed pneumonia. On February 16, the baby's temperature returned to normal. On the 18th, the baby started having diarrhea, and the temperature rose again to 37.5 degrees. On the 20th, the baby was discharged. What should I do about the red and swollen glans of the baby?Doctor's answer:
It is recommended that you go to a formal hospital for a thorough examination and treatment for diarrhea, allergies, and redness/swelling of the penis. There should be no significant relationship between these conditions. Allergies may be caused by medication, but it is not necessarily the case. Change the urine pad frequently, ensure the child's overall hygiene, and seek prompt medical treatment for the redness/swelling of the glans. This condition is not easily resolved. Friends with the condition should maintain a positive mindset and face it with optimism. Only in this way can they boost their confidence in combating the redness/swelling of the glans and believe that recovery is certain.