What should I do if my child has phimosis?

The development of children's genitals is of great concern, because the development of genitals can have a great adverse effect on future life. First of all, it affects the health of the genitals, causing a large number of genital diseases to spread. For example, phimosis adhesion in children is a common symptom, which also has a great destructive effect on adult life. Let's take a look at what to do if children have phimosis adhesion?

Phimosis is a condition in which the foreskin opening is narrow or the foreskin is adhered to the glans penis, so that the foreskin cannot be turned up to expose the glans penis. This 6-year-old child has phimosis and early circumcision is recommended. If you insist on washing it every day and try to turn the foreskin outside, you may not be able to grasp the key points. If the foreskin is forcibly turned up without being restored in time, it may cause incarcerated phimosis, or even ulceration and necrosis. Different from phimosis, the foreskin can be turned up to expose the glans. You can keep washing it every day and pull up the foreskin. No surgery is required.

1. If a child's phimosis is adhered together, it must be given more attention. In life, parents must give them more care and encouragement. This problem can be solved by surgical removal. The child's self-confidence must be maintained during the project.

2. When children undergo phimosis removal surgery, during the recovery period, parents must pay attention to bathing them slowly and not let them touch dirty things to avoid other infections of the wound, which may affect the child's recovery.

3. After undergoing phimosis surgery, the patient's parents should give their children more nutrition and let them eat more high-protein foods rich in vitamins in daily life to enhance their physical fitness. Don't feed your children anything hard or irritating.

Local foreskin adhesion after circumcision is caused by inflammation of the local glans and foreskin after the operation. In this case, it is best to separate the foreskin adhesion, otherwise it will affect future growth and development. It is generally safer to ask a doctor to perform the decomposition of foreskin adhesion in a hospital. If you do it yourself, it is easy to cause infection and bleeding.