Patient's question:
I took my baby to the playground to run the other day, and there were some activity equipment inside. She went up to play, but accidentally got cut on her urethra, resulting in hypospadias. I took her to the hospital for anti-inflammatory medication, but she still hasn't fully recovered. What should I do about my child's hypospadias?Doctor's answer:
Hypospadias in children is a congenital developmental abnormality, which may lead to recurrent hypospadias, causing symptoms such as urinary pain or penile curvature. If a child experiences recurrent hypospadias, it is important to seek diagnosis at a local hospital promptly. Surgical treatment can be provided at the local hospital through procedures such as hypospadias surgery or urethral repair surgery. It is recommended to undergo treatment through urological surgery.