Outpatient clinics often see parents rushing in with their children, [Doctor, how can a bag bulge up in front of my children when they urinate? [Doctor, do you have a look at my child’s prepuce? Or phimosis? [Doctor, does phimosis need surgery? ] Excessive foreskin and phimosis are very common in children. Many parents are affected by some online publicity. When they find that their children seem to have excessive foreskin or phimosis, they are extremely worried that it will affect the development of their children’s penis and even feel that it is better to cut off the foreskin immediately. However, as a urologist, I must be very responsible to tell everyone that children’s redundant foreskin and phimosis should be Read More …