What to do if your three-year-old baby has phimosis

If your baby is a boy, have you checked whether his reproductive organs are normal? Some babies' reproductive organs will have phimosis, which sometimes causes pain when urinating, or the penis is prone to infection. This phimosis is congenital. Some children's phimosis may heal itself, but some cannot. So what should I do if a three-year-old baby has phimosis?

Steps/Methods:

1 Hello, generally speaking, more than 99% of male babies may have phimosis. It does not mean that all phimosis needs to be removed through surgery. Whether surgery is needed needs to be understood through future observation, because some foreskin is meaningful to children.

2 The main reason why male babies have phimosis is to protect the child's immature reproductive organs and prevent them from being harmed or subjected to adverse stimulation. So to some extent, phimosis is good for the child. However, if it has affected the child's normal life, then circumcision is necessary.

3 If surgery is necessary, you should wait until the child is five or six years old, because the phimosis of a child before the age of 3 can be completely turned over. In medicine, we call the phenomenon of a boy's foreskin covering the glans before insemination congenital phimosis or physiological phimosis, and this kind of health care can recover on its own, so there is no need to perform surgery too early.

Note:

Parents do not need to worry too much when they find that their children have phimosis. They should know that this is a normal physiological phenomenon. If the child feels uncomfortable, they should go to the hospital for examination in time and ask for help from the doctor.