What are the symptoms of phimosis in 5-year-old boys

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My younger brother is five years old this year. Recently, when he urinates, he always cries for pain and has symptoms of redundant prepuce. When he goes to the hospital for examination, the doctor says it's phimosis. It's better to cut it off to avoid future trouble. Now let me talk about the symptoms of phimosis in a 5-year-old boy.

What are the symptoms of phimosis in 5-year-old boys

First: one of them is true phimosis. Generally speaking, there will be slight adhesions between the prepuce and the glans surface of the newborn, which will hinder the turnover of the prepuce to the coronal groove. This is physiological phimosis, which will disappear naturally with the absorption of epithelial adhesions within 3 years after birth.

Second: what are the symptoms of phimosis in children? There is also true phimosis. It mainly refers to the patients whose foreskin still can't turn to the coronary sulcus after 3 years old. Sometimes the foreskin mouth of children is as small as the tip of a needle, which hinders the development of the penis.

Third: when the child urinates, the urine accumulates in the foreskin of the patient, making the foreskin expand like a ball. This kind of phimosis should be circumcised before the age of 9, otherwise it will easily cause balanitis of prepuce and urethral stricture. If children with long-term dysuria can affect the patient's renal function. Therefore, pediatric patients can cause frequent urination and bed wetting at night.

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If you find that children have phimosis, for the sake of children's future, it's better to cut it off, because the harm of phimosis is still very big. The above briefly introduces some symptoms of little boys' phimosis, so be careful.