Foreskin of penis issues

2024-11-06 05:05:35
My husband is 36 yrs old.when he was 6/7 yrs  some doctors advised him to undergo a surgery because of foreskin tightness. But he didn't as one doctor said that it would go away after growing up.Now we have a baby boy of 3yrs .My baby boy is facing the same issue.My question is should we wait or undergo the surgery ASAP?
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Hello before attempting surgery there are certain ointments which help retract fore skin of your baby's penis
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for more information of the ointments and the techniques kindly consult online

Answered2024-11-28 05:58:56

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Consult near by general surgeon as it needs examination.... circumcision at younger age is preferred if it is indicated

Answered2024-11-10 16:55:42

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It seems to be phimosis If your child has problem while urinating or ballooning of prepuce while urinatiing or recurrent infections treatment is surgery that is circumscion
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Visit surgeon
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Maintain hygiene

Answered2024-11-06 08:44:49

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First step, patient should undergo dilatation of prepuce (foreskin),if not relieved then treatment of phimosis is surgery circumcision
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visit surgeon
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treatment should not delayed

Answered2024-11-06 07:28:54

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Circumcision is better..
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circumcised penis is always better than having recurrent UTI

Answered2024-11-06 09:14:04

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Greetings!! Phimosis (tight foreskin of penis) can either be physiological (temporary) or congenital (permanent) Temporary problems will resolve around 6-7 years of age. If the child has no problem in urinating, can wait a little longer. If child has Frequent urinary infections or straining to pass urine - advisable to undergo surgery as early as possible.

Answered2024-11-06 07:04:37

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