Circumcision is a surgery where the foreskin, the skin covering the tip of the penis, is removed. It’s often done for newborn boys, but it can also be done on older boys and men for various reasons, including medical or cultural ones.
When is Circumcision needed
- Phimosis: The foreskin is too tight and can’t be pulled back.
- Paraphimosis: The foreskin gets stuck behind the tip of the penis.
- Infections: Frequent infections like balanitis or posthitis.
- Foreskin Issues: Problems like scarring or narrowing.
Causes
- Genetics: Some boys are born with a tight or narrow foreskin.
- Infections: Repeated infections can cause scarring or narrowing.
- Injury: Trauma to the penis or foreskin can lead to problems.
- Cultural or Personal Reasons: Some families choose circumcision for cultural, religious, or personal reasons.
Diagnosis
- Physical Exam: Check the child’s condition.
- Medical History: Ask about the child’s health history.
Treatment Options
- Neonatal Circumcision: For newborns in the first few days of life.
- Infant Circumcision: For babies under 6 months old.
- Pediatric Circumcision: For older boys and men.
- Laser Circumcision: A modern method using a laser to remove the foreskin.
Why Choose Us
Expert team
Our pediatric specialists have extensive experience in treating children.
Personalized care
We create treatment plans that fit each child’s unique needs
Support and education
We teach children and families how to care for them and prevent future cases
Advanced treatments
Access to the latest treatments and products
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