Hypospadias in children is classified into five types based on the location of the urethral opening: glans type, coronal sulcus type, penile type, scrotal type, and perineal type. Perineal hypospadias is the most severe and usually requires surgery to correct the position of the urethral opening. Patients and parents often feel uncertain about the treatment of perineal hypospadias. In reality, choosing an appropriate medical center and experienced doctor for surgery can still achieve a relatively high success rate.

Blood in a baby’s stool may be caused by excessively dry feces leading to damage of the rectal mucosa. Don’t worry too much; drinking plenty of water and consuming appropriate amounts of juice can help alleviate symptoms. At the same time, avoiding overeating, especially at night, can also help improve the situation.