Patient's question:
Here is the English translation of the provided text, with line breaks preserved as instructed and all Chinese text translated into English:"There are adverse symptoms phimosis prolonged treatment history and effectiveness: Temporary no treatment what kind of assistance is needed: What is the cause? What interference will it have on the child in the future? Will surgery be used?..."
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Doctor's answer:
Xiao Ye might also not have reached puberty yet, so there may be no growth and development. Suggestions: Excessive foreskin is caused by individual differences. It may increase the probability of gynecological inflammation and penile cancer. If the foreskin is excessive but the foreskin opening is very loose, meaning it can be flipped up and down, and if there are conditions to clean it daily, and there is no significant balanitis or obvious discharge, there is not much disturbance. Pay attention to frequent cleaning. However, if there is often inflammation, even with frequent cleaning, it tends to become red, itchy, and there is often some discharge. In this case, it is best to have surgery to remove the excessive foreskin, so that the glans is exposed, eliminating the foreskin cavity, and dirty things have no place to hide, thus preventing inflammation. After a circumcision, it will never cause inflammation again. Generally, surgery can be performed after puberty. The surgery is still a bit early now.