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Should You Take Treatment for Hypospadia?
Hypospadias is a common defect that occurs in newborns which can be surgically corrected to resemble a normal appearance of the penis. In some cases, the condition is minor, and it is left as it is. Most men can have normal reproduction and urination with the help of a successful treatment of hypospadias.
However, depending on the positioning of the meatus, some males may have problems related to fertilisation. In most cases, this condition only reflects as a development problem in infants and does not imply any issues in the urinary system or other organs.
Diagnosis of Hypospadia
The diagnosis of this condition usually happens soon after birth, upon examination. However, in cases where the displacement is subtle, it may be more difficult to identify the condition at an early stage. In most scenarios, the meatus is located within the head of the penis. In certain rare cases, the opening may be located in the middle or base of the penis, or even beneath the scrotum.
If not treated, hypospadias can lead to problems such as:
- Difficulty in urination
- Abnormal appearance of the genitals
- Abnormal curvature of the penis
- Impaired ejaculation.
Having hypospadias can also mean difficulty in keeping the infant hygienic and clean. Due to the complex location of the meatus on the underside of the penis, signs of rashes or infection will be harder to spot. Some may also face psychological problems due to this.
