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Curved tip of the penis
My son has curved penis by birth. He has two urethres. One is tip of the penis and another one under the penis. Dr said it is normal. He is 2 months old now.
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This is developmental dysgenesis of gonads.
Before surgery we need exhaustive work up for genetic and hormonal study
Consult Pediatric endocrinologist before planning for surgery
Of course this is not emergency u can wait
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This is a congenital problem called hypospadias. It needs surgical correction. Since it's not an emergency, U can wait till lockdown.
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Your baby has duplication of urethra and hypospadias. They need to be corrected surgically . Contact a pediatric surgeon
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Your son is having Hypospadias and this condition will need surgery. Where do you stay?
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Dr. Dinesh Davuluru
Pediatrician
9 yrs exp
Vijayawada
It's not normal. It's called penile hypospadias. It will be corrected with 2 staged surgery.
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Need to visit a pediatric surgeon for definitive corrective surgery
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Not an emergency, so plan after the lockdown
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Dr. N.Manimozhian
Pediatrician
16 yrs exp
Chennai
It's not normal ,you should consult a paediatric surgeon.
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