What to do if a child has short genitals

Many parents will find that their children’s genitals are particularly short when taking care of them. Even if the children’s bodies have grown very tall and are still growing, their genitals seem to have hardly changed much. In fact, some parents are relatively ignorant of the fact that boys’ genitals generally begin to grow rapidly after entering puberty. So what should we do if children have short genitals?

The genitals of a 10-year-old child are very small, because the child's genitals begin to develop during puberty. Boys gradually enter puberty around the age of 14, and their genitals develop slowly, so it's okay. Hernia surgery will not affect the development of the genitals. Please rest assured.

Guidance:

The genitals of a 10-year-old child are very small, because the child's genitals begin to develop during puberty. Boys gradually enter puberty around the age of 14, and their genitals develop slowly, so it's okay. Hernia surgery will not affect the development of the genitals.

It may be a symptom caused by hidden penis, or it may be caused by the fact that it has not yet developed. This situation has little to do with surgery. It is recommended that you take him to the hospital for a check-up to clarify the cause and then treat it symptomatically.

It is best to have a male examination at a hospital to check the specific developmental status, early treatment, and rule out endocrine abnormalities

The male external genitalia is a secondary sexual characteristic of growth and development. Its growth and development will only become noticeably larger and thicker with the onset of puberty. Before puberty, the secondary sexual characteristics are not obvious and are relatively small. If there is phimosis, it will also have an impact.

Guidance:

The male external genitalia will develop significantly with the increase of male hormones with the onset of puberty. The external genitalia of young children are generally small. With the onset of puberty, the penis will definitely grow significantly, so you can rest assured. However, if it is phimosis, it will have an impact. If you are worried, it is recommended that you go to the hospital to check whether the secretion of sex hormones is normal and check the testicles.