Patient's question:
A child is born with hypospadias. I want to know what the incidence rate of hypospadias is, and what kind of interference it causes to the child. Can it only be treated through surgery? What kind of help is needed: the incidence rate of hypospadias in children? What kind of interference does hypospadias cause? How is it treated?Doctor's answer:
Hello, hypospadias is mostly congenital, with incomplete growth and development, and can be cured through surgical methods. It is recommended that if this surgery is not performed, it will interfere with the child's normal growth and development, and may cause varying degrees of penile curvature. Therefore, the earlier it is done, the better. The child will have no psychological pressure, and recovery will be quick. Sometimes this surgery may not be able to be completed in one session, and may require a second surgical procedure.