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Is Tight foreskin cause Recurrent uti

2023-07-13 06:11:54
My 11 month boy baby had recurrent uti within a month. He refused to drink fluid that time. We found that his foreskin ballooning when he urinated. Is there any serious problem to him .what to do pls help me
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Hello ! Kindly Consult paediatric surgeon.

Answered2023-07-13 07:18:11

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Hi It's is health problem It is possible phimosis as per your description Need evaluation Kindly consult physically at hospital with Paediatrician

Answered2023-07-13 06:30:15

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He needs a circumcision.

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