Childhood illnesses are quite common and will disappear when they reach adulthood. However, in some cases, signs of swelling, redness, and serious inflammation occur. Early recognition of signs of illness in infants will help parents have a more timely treatment plan.

Most cases of low urethral opening in children are indicated for surgery. For the surgery to go smoothly and for a quick recovery, parents or relatives need to pay close attention to the care of children with low urethral opening. The following article discusses the care of children with low urethral opening before and after surgery.

Phimosis is defined as the inability to completely retract the foreskin to the coronal sulcus. This is a normal physiological condition, but it should be noted when the degree of phimosis affects the child's daily activities.