Neonatal genital malformations

In our lives, many babies will have deformities after birth. When babies have this phenomenon, parents must correct them in the shortest possible time, because at this time the baby does not need to bear any psychological burden, and the body recovers fastest when it is young. So what is the genital deformity of a newborn?

Neonatal genital malformation is a genital malformation found in a baby just after birth. That is, congenital genital malformations will have serious impact on the patient's psychology, and newborn genital malformations should attract everyone's attention. The following are some types of penile deformities among neonatal genital malformations.

More information about penis deformity:

1. Absence of penis in newborns: Complete absence of penis is also called aphallus, which is very rare. It is caused by incomplete development of the genital tubercle during the embryonic period.

2. Concealed penis: refers to the penis being buried in the foreskin and subcutaneous fat in the pubic symphysis area, and sexual intercourse is often impossible after adulthood.

3. Double penis: There are two types. One is the true double penis, each penis has its own scrotum, urethra and bladder. The arrangement of the two penises can be one in front and one behind, one on the left and one on the right, or even moved to other parts. The other is the split penis, which can be a double penis at the head of the penis or completely split into forks.

The continuous improvement and innovation of modern surgical methods and the rapid development of surgical materials can not only significantly improve the cure rate of neonatal genital malformations, but also greatly reduce the physical and psychological trauma of patients.

Genital malformations in newborns can cause serious harm or difficulty in childbirth, or even be life-threatening, and should be treated promptly to ultimately achieve: normal urination, ideal sex life, satisfactory appearance, and healthy sexual psychology.