அரே பாய், இப்டி தான் நாலு குருப், நல்ல விசயம் நாலு சொன்னா, எங்க மதத்துல ஆயிரம் வருசத்துக்கு முன்னாடியே சொல்லி இருக்குன்னு தூக்கிட்டு வருது. இது தேவையானவர்களுக்கு தாரளமாக செய்யலாம், தேவை இல்லாதவர்களுக்கும் கட்டாயமாக சுன்னத் செய்ய வேண்டும் என சொல்வது என்ன நியாயம்? அவ்வளவு அறிவான கடவுள் பிறக்கும் போதே சுன்னத் செய்து பிறக்க வைக்கலாமே? நல்லது விசயம் எங்க புக்குல சொல்லி இருக்குன்னு சொல்றீங்க ளே, இறக்கும் ஒவ்வொரு ஆணுக்கும் சொர்கத்துல 72 கன்னிகள் இறைவன் தரதா சொல்லி இருக்கே, அதுக்கு எப்டி முட்டு கொடுப்பீங்க?
Its normal,it will seperate when he grows up,For Babies the Foreskin will be fused with the glans with a Thin Membrane and Cannot be Retractable(pushed back) The Foreskin will seperate naturally during puberty Mostly From 10 to 17 and can be Retractable(pushed back),Forcefully Retracting(Pushing back) causes problems like Bleeding,Infections,Scar Tissue,Phimosis in Adulthood,UTI'S etc.. It will Be painful to Babies Do You Know: About phimosis? One of the most frequently misdiagnosed conditions of the foreskin is phimosis. The reason for this misunderstanding is because the very paper that ended circumcision in England in 1949, recognizing that the attachment of the foreskin to the glans at birth is normal, also incorrectly said that the separation of the two structures is complete by the age of 3. Physiologic phimosis: Today we know the attachment of the foreskin and glans is normal in infancy and childhood, and that the average age of foreskin retractability is 10.4 years. One to two percent of boys are born with a fully retractile foreskin and one to two percent of adult males live to old age with a problem-free non-retractile foreskin. These are variations on a theme. Retraction is unique to each boy, and the first person to retract a boy’s foreskin should be the boy himself. If the process isn’t complete by puberty, the hormones of puberty-and the increased interest in the organ at hand-generally complete the process. Most males can fully retract their foreskins by the time they’re 25. During the developmental process, the foreskin and glans may begin to separate, while the opening of the foreskin is not yet lax enough to allow retraction. This can cause the foreskin to “balloon” as the boy urinates. I love the story of an elderly Irishman who tells how, as a boy, he and his friends lucky enough to have a foreskin that ballooned: would stand in a row, urinate, and then squeeze the balloon to see who could “shoot” the farthest. As the preputial opening widens, most boys decrease their chances of winning the game but increase their ability to retract their foreskins. Pathologic phimosis: Unlike physiologic phimosis, pathologic phimosis is an abnormal condition. Proper care for the intact penis is simple and helps to prevent pathologic foreskin conditions. The foreskin should be left alone until the prepuce demonstrates an ability to retract easily and naturally. Again, the boy should be the first person to retract his own foreskin. If the foreskin does not yet retract, there is nothing to “clean under”; its forcible retraction by a parent, doctor, or anybody other than the boy himself (it is highly unlikely that a boy will cause himself the pain of forced foreskin retraction) can result in scarring, infection, or inflammation-common causes of pathologic phimosis. Excessive use of bubble baths, soaps or shampoos in the bath, or chlorinated swimming pools can also cause the foreskin to close down to protect the underlying urinary opening (meatus). Symptoms may include redness, itchiness, and stinging or burning with urination. The foreskin will return to normal when the offending substances, which kill normal bacteria and cause yeast overgrowth, are removed from the boy’s environment. The healing process can be helped with “bacterial replacement therapy,” applying liquid Acidophilus culture (the active ingredient in yogurt) or other probiotic to the foreskin six times a day for three days. Inelastic scar tissue caused by premature retraction may also prevent the foreskin from retracting. Gentle stretching of the remaining tissue will allow retractability over time in most boys. In others, a y-v or z-plasty can realign the tissue and widen the opening. If the male is not in pain, this surgical treatment should be used as a last resort and not until the end of puberty (25 years). And, finally, a condition of unknown etiology, previously called balanitis xerotica obliterans (BXO) and now more commonly referred to by the name used for the same condition in females, lichen sclerosis, is identified by change in the color of tissue to white and the closing down of the foreskin. A pharmacist has suggested a treatment that works well. Apply 1% clotrimazole cream and 1% hydrocortisone cream (both over-the-counter medicines) to the tissue three times a day. Improvement is generally noted within the first week, and the foreskin is usually restored to health in 6 to 8 weeks. Keeping one’s foreskin should be a high priority. So, in sum, if somebody tells you your baby or child has “phimosis” and needs to be circumcised, remember that physiologic phimosis is normal and doesn’t need to be “treated.” And if you or another adult you know is diagnosed with pathologic phimosis, remember that there are several less drastic, effective treatment alternatives to circumcision, alternatives that will preserve both the protective and sexual functions of a most important body part.
Its normal to have small pee hole for babies as the foreskin will be fused to head of the gland till puberty and will naturally seperate around age 8 Forcefully retraction it before causes problems
Thanks for the information sir. Kindly speak about tongue tie sir. My kid is 9 months old. He has tongue tie problem. Pls suggest right time to get it removed sir.
Sir nega solra information.100%use full.en first baby ku sunnath pannom. Apa ethu pathi engaluku theriyathu. Boy baby vachirukura anaivaru therinchukanum.
Doctor ithu anga religion le kattayam saiyanum because of health and ippa 4 days ku munnadi thaan my baby boy ku Circumcision senjom doctor...now he is fine😍👍🏻
குழந்தைகளுக்கு முன்தோல் குறுக்கம் ஏற்படாது, ஏனெனில் குழந்தையின் மெல்லிய அடுக்கின் கண்ணாடியில் முன்தோல் இணைக்கப்பட்டிருக்கும் போது முன்தோல் மடிக்க முடியாமல் போகலாம், ஆனால் குழந்தைகள் வளரும்போது, அது மடிந்துவிடும், எனவே முன்தோலை முன்கூட்டியே பின்வாங்குவது பி போன்ற சிக்கல்களை ஏற்படுத்தும். எடிங், பெரியவர்களில் முன்தோல் குறுக்கம், நோய்த்தொற்றுகள், சிறுநீர் பாதை நோய்த்தொற்றுகள், வடு திசு, உச்சந்தலையில் பருக்கள், ஸ்மெக்மா மற்றும் முன்தோல் குறுக்கம்
ஐயா வணக்கம் வயது 42 ஆகிறது எனக்கு சுகர் உள்ளது சுடிதார் உள்ளது இதற்கு என்ன செய்ய வேண்டும் தங்களது கைபேசி எண் கிடைக்குமா இதனை சரி செய்வதற்கு எவ்வளவு செலவாகும்
Thanks for this awareness sir. My baby is 9kg only his age is 2 years. We don't know whether we need to wait and increase his weight before doing sunnath?
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Its normal,it will seperate when he grows up,For Babies the Foreskin will be fused with the glans with a Thin Membrane and Cannot be Retractable(pushed back) The Foreskin will seperate naturally during puberty Mostly From 10 to 17 and can be Retractable(pushed back),Forcefully Retracting(Pushing back) causes problems like Bleeding,Infections,Scar Tissue,Phimosis in Adulthood,UTI'S etc.. It will Be painful to Babies Do You Know: About phimosis? One of the most frequently misdiagnosed conditions of the foreskin is phimosis. The reason for this misunderstanding is because the very paper that ended circumcision in England in 1949, recognizing that the attachment of the foreskin to the glans at birth is normal, also incorrectly said that the separation of the two structures is complete by the age of 3. Physiologic phimosis: Today we know the attachment of the foreskin and glans is normal in infancy and childhood, and that the average age of foreskin retractability is 10.4 years. One to two percent of boys are born with a fully retractile foreskin and one to two percent of adult males live to old age with a problem-free non-retractile foreskin. These are variations on a theme. Retraction is unique to each boy, and the first person to retract a boy’s foreskin should be the boy himself. If the process isn’t complete by puberty, the hormones of puberty-and the increased interest in the organ at hand-generally complete the process. Most males can fully retract their foreskins by the time they’re 25. During the developmental process, the foreskin and glans may begin to separate, while the opening of the foreskin is not yet lax enough to allow retraction. This can cause the foreskin to “balloon” as the boy urinates. I love the story of an elderly Irishman who tells how, as a boy, he and his friends lucky enough to have a foreskin that ballooned: would stand in a row, urinate, and then squeeze the balloon to see who could “shoot” the farthest. As the preputial opening widens, most boys decrease their chances of winning the game but increase their ability to retract their foreskins. Pathologic phimosis: Unlike physiologic phimosis, pathologic phimosis is an abnormal condition. Proper care for the intact penis is simple and helps to prevent pathologic foreskin conditions. The foreskin should be left alone until the prepuce demonstrates an ability to retract easily and naturally. Again, the boy should be the first person to retract his own foreskin. If the foreskin does not yet retract, there is nothing to “clean under”; its forcible retraction by a parent, doctor, or anybody other than the boy himself (it is highly unlikely that a boy will cause himself the pain of forced foreskin retraction) can result in scarring, infection, or inflammation-common causes of pathologic phimosis. Excessive use of bubble baths, soaps or shampoos in the bath, or chlorinated swimming pools can also cause the foreskin to close down to protect the underlying urinary opening (meatus). Symptoms may include redness, itchiness, and stinging or burning with urination. The foreskin will return to normal when the offending substances, which kill normal bacteria and cause yeast overgrowth, are removed from the boy’s environment. The healing process can be helped with “bacterial replacement therapy,” applying liquid Acidophilus culture (the active ingredient in yogurt) or other probiotic to the foreskin six times a day for three days. Inelastic scar tissue caused by premature retraction may also prevent the foreskin from retracting. Gentle stretching of the remaining tissue will allow retractability over time in most boys. In others, a y-v or z-plasty can realign the tissue and widen the opening. If the male is not in pain, this surgical treatment should be used as a last resort and not until the end of puberty (25 years). And, finally, a condition of unknown etiology, previously called balanitis xerotica obliterans (BXO) and now more commonly referred to by the name used for the same condition in females, lichen sclerosis, is identified by change in the color of tissue to white and the closing down of the foreskin. A pharmacist has suggested a treatment that works well. Apply 1% clotrimazole cream and 1% hydrocortisone cream (both over-the-counter medicines) to the tissue three times a day. Improvement is generally noted within the first week, and the foreskin is usually restored to health in 6 to 8 weeks. Keeping one’s foreskin should be a high priority. So, in sum, if somebody tells you your baby or child has “phimosis” and needs to be circumcised, remember that physiologic phimosis is normal and doesn’t need to be “treated.” And if you or another adult you know is diagnosed with pathologic phimosis, remember that there are several less drastic, effective treatment alternatives to circumcision, alternatives that will preserve both the protective and sexual functions of a most important body part.
@@user-nt1bg5rj3t 👌🤝💯 I appreciate your effort on creating awareness Sir/Mam. You're really doing a great job, and Everyone has the right to live intact life❤
Exactly! Circumcision affects sexual pleasure, it's because the foreskin is the part of penis, which protects the glans from chafing, as glans is the sensitive part and so delicate and sensitive , just like eyes protected by eye lids, foreskin protects glans! Foreskin is essential! And during erection circumcision will cause tighten the shaft skin, and foreskin is very essential for natural gliding mastrubation! So please understand that foreskin is essential! Please don't get circumcised!
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Thank you Sir for sharing about the importance of this Circumcision , I am a first time mom of a 14 month old son and I had this doubt and your video has helped me a lot ,also please can suggest the right age for surgery or to start the treatment for removing the outer skin of the baby
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Doctor my baby 3months old..he didnt roll down.he is not ever trying..please doctor please explain the roll down process..really I'm worrying and getting stress because of this..please make a video about it doctor..humble request
Don't worry sister some babies roll over in 4th or 5 th month . It is not a big problem. Do some exercise like placing the toys on the sides of the baby . So they will try to take it . Obviously they will try roll over. My son did his roll over in 4 and half months
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Hi sir, please speak about frequent urination for kids. My boy is 10 months old and he is peeing Nearly 4 times in an hour. Is it normal or something to be worried. I'm a diabetic mother Hence I'm worrying about it.please clarify.
Thq so so much doctor.. my two yr son had uti now my pedeatrician adviced to do stretching exercise.. v r so much worried about him.. I felt guilty of myself.. somewhere I made a mistake bcos of tat my s suffering.. now u cleared everything.. Thq doctor
Momate oinment is there... Apply in the tip do gentle massage.... Stretch forward and backward 20 times for 15 days. And clean with soap water. Urinary hole will become open and will not create urinary infection.
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Sir en son ku circumcision operation paniruku after 1 and half months ipo sometimes arikuthunu soluran.but after 1 month kalichuthan nanga travel pannom.wats the solution for this itching issue? he apply t bact ointment after wash .
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Its normal,it will seperate when he grows up,For Babies the Foreskin will be fused with the glans with a Thin Membrane and Cannot be Retractable(pushed back) The Foreskin will seperate naturally during puberty Mostly From 10 to 17 and can be Retractable(pushed back),Forcefully Retracting(Pushing back) causes problems like Bleeding,Infections,Scar Tissue,Phimosis in Adulthood,UTI'S etc.. It will Be painful to Babies Do You Know: About phimosis? One of the most frequently misdiagnosed conditions of the foreskin is phimosis. The reason for this misunderstanding is because the very paper that ended circumcision in England in 1949, recognizing that the attachment of the foreskin to the glans at birth is normal, also incorrectly said that the separation of the two structures is complete by the age of 3. Physiologic phimosis: Today we know the attachment of the foreskin and glans is normal in infancy and childhood, and that the average age of foreskin retractability is 10.4 years. One to two percent of boys are born with a fully retractile foreskin and one to two percent of adult males live to old age with a problem-free non-retractile foreskin. These are variations on a theme. Retraction is unique to each boy, and the first person to retract a boy’s foreskin should be the boy himself. If the process isn’t complete by puberty, the hormones of puberty-and the increased interest in the organ at hand-generally complete the process. Most males can fully retract their foreskins by the time they’re 25. During the developmental process, the foreskin and glans may begin to separate, while the opening of the foreskin is not yet lax enough to allow retraction. This can cause the foreskin to “balloon” as the boy urinates. I love the story of an elderly Irishman who tells how, as a boy, he and his friends lucky enough to have a foreskin that ballooned: would stand in a row, urinate, and then squeeze the balloon to see who could “shoot” the farthest. As the preputial opening widens, most boys decrease their chances of winning the game but increase their ability to retract their foreskins. Pathologic phimosis: Unlike physiologic phimosis, pathologic phimosis is an abnormal condition. Proper care for the intact penis is simple and helps to prevent pathologic foreskin conditions. The foreskin should be left alone until the prepuce demonstrates an ability to retract easily and naturally. Again, the boy should be the first person to retract his own foreskin. If the foreskin does not yet retract, there is nothing to “clean under”; its forcible retraction by a parent, doctor, or anybody other than the boy himself (it is highly unlikely that a boy will cause himself the pain of forced foreskin retraction) can result in scarring, infection, or inflammation-common causes of pathologic phimosis. Excessive use of bubble baths, soaps or shampoos in the bath, or chlorinated swimming pools can also cause the foreskin to close down to protect the underlying urinary opening (meatus). Symptoms may include redness, itchiness, and stinging or burning with urination. The foreskin will return to normal when the offending substances, which kill normal bacteria and cause yeast overgrowth, are removed from the boy’s environment. The healing process can be helped with “bacterial replacement therapy,” applying liquid Acidophilus culture (the active ingredient in yogurt) or other probiotic to the foreskin six times a day for three days. Inelastic scar tissue caused by premature retraction may also prevent the foreskin from retracting. Gentle stretching of the remaining tissue will allow retractability over time in most boys. In others, a y-v or z-plasty can realign the tissue and widen the opening. If the male is not in pain, this surgical treatment should be used as a last resort and not until the end of puberty (25 years). And, finally, a condition of unknown etiology, previously called balanitis xerotica obliterans (BXO) and now more commonly referred to by the name used for the same condition in females, lichen sclerosis, is identified by change in the color of tissue to white and the closing down of the foreskin. A pharmacist has suggested a treatment that works well. Apply 1% clotrimazole cream and 1% hydrocortisone cream (both over-the-counter medicines) to the tissue three times a day. Improvement is generally noted within the first week, and the foreskin is usually restored to health in 6 to 8 weeks. Keeping one’s foreskin should be a high priority. So, in sum, if somebody tells you your baby or child has “phimosis” and needs to be circumcised, remember that physiologic phimosis is normal and doesn’t need to be “treated.” And if you or another adult you know is diagnosed with pathologic phimosis, remember that there are several less drastic, effective treatment alternatives to circumcision, alternatives that will preserve both the protective and sexual functions of a most important body part.
Yes sir ennoda baby Ku hole small ahh erukku so he is crying while passing urine but nanga sonna visiyam Ella romba use full erundhuchu ennoda baby Ku tqqqqqq so much sir for your kind information sirrr
Ivaru kaasukaaga poi soldraru,Babies ku hole small ah tha iruku and it's normal because foreskin will be attached to the glans and it will seperate after age 5 or till 16, Circumcision is a Scam please don't do it🙏🙏
Tight foreskin is normal for babies and it will seperate when he grows up mostly during puberty,For Babies the Foreskin will be fused with the glans with a Thin Membrane and Cannot be Retractable(pushed back) The Foreskin will seperate naturally during puberty Mostly From 10 to 17 and can be Retractable(pushed back),Forcefully Retracting(Pushing back) causes problems like Bleeding,Infections,Scar Tissue,Phimosis in Adulthood,UTI'S etc.. It will Be painful to Babies Do You Know: About phimosis? One of the most frequently misdiagnosed conditions of the foreskin is phimosis. The reason for this misunderstanding is because the very paper that ended circumcision in England in 1949, recognizing that the attachment of the foreskin to the glans at birth is normal, also incorrectly said that the separation of the two structures is complete by the age of 3. Physiologic phimosis: Today we know the attachment of the foreskin and glans is normal in infancy and childhood, and that the average age of foreskin retractability is 10.4 years. One to two percent of boys are born with a fully retractile foreskin and one to two percent of adult males live to old age with a problem-free non-retractile foreskin. These are variations on a theme. Retraction is unique to each boy, and the first person to retract a boy’s foreskin should be the boy himself. If the process isn’t complete by puberty, the hormones of puberty-and the increased interest in the organ at hand-generally complete the process. Most males can fully retract their foreskins by the time they’re 25. During the developmental process, the foreskin and glans may begin to separate, while the opening of the foreskin is not yet lax enough to allow retraction. This can cause the foreskin to “balloon” as the boy urinates. I love the story of an elderly Irishman who tells how, as a boy, he and his friends lucky enough to have a foreskin that ballooned: would stand in a row, urinate, and then squeeze the balloon to see who could “shoot” the farthest. As the preputial opening widens, most boys decrease their chances of winning the game but increase their ability to retract their foreskins. Pathologic phimosis: Unlike physiologic phimosis, pathologic phimosis is an abnormal condition. Proper care for the intact penis is simple and helps to prevent pathologic foreskin conditions. The foreskin should be left alone until the prepuce demonstrates an ability to retract easily and naturally. Again, the boy should be the first person to retract his own foreskin. If the foreskin does not yet retract, there is nothing to “clean under”; its forcible retraction by a parent, doctor, or anybody other than the boy himself (it is highly unlikely that a boy will cause himself the pain of forced foreskin retraction) can result in scarring, infection, or inflammation-common causes of pathologic phimosis. Excessive use of bubble baths, soaps or shampoos in the bath, or chlorinated swimming pools can also cause the foreskin to close down to protect the underlying urinary opening (meatus). Symptoms may include redness, itchiness, and stinging or burning with urination. The foreskin will return to normal when the offending substances, which kill normal bacteria and cause yeast overgrowth, are removed from the boy’s environment. The healing process can be helped with “bacterial replacement therapy,” applying liquid Acidophilus culture (the active ingredient in yogurt) or other probiotic to the foreskin six times a day for three days. Inelastic scar tissue caused by premature retraction may also prevent the foreskin from retracting. Gentle stretching of the remaining tissue will allow retractability over time in most boys. In others, a y-v or z-plasty can realign the tissue and widen the opening. If the male is not in pain, this surgical treatment should be used as a last resort and not until the end of puberty (25 years). And, finally, a condition of unknown etiology, previously called balanitis xerotica obliterans (BXO) and now more commonly referred to by the name used for the same condition in females, lichen sclerosis, is identified by change in the color of tissue to white and the closing down of the foreskin. A pharmacist has suggested a treatment that works well. Apply 1% clotrimazole cream and 1% hydrocortisone cream (both over-the-counter medicines) to the tissue three times a day. Improvement is generally noted within the first week, and the foreskin is usually restored to health in 6 to 8 weeks. Keeping one’s foreskin should be a high priority. So, in sum, if somebody tells you your baby or child has “phimosis” and needs to be circumcised, remember that physiologic phimosis is normal and doesn’t need to be “treated.” And if you or another adult you know is diagnosed with pathologic phimosis, remember that there are several less drastic, effective treatment alternatives to circumcision, alternatives that will preserve both the protective and sexual functions of a most important body part.
Hello sir, my kid 5yr old. Doctor said his skin was tight better go for surgery, his CRP level 10.5 ... All other test results r normal. Only the CRP level is high. Is this any serious? After a month doctor suggested us to repeat CRP and if needed will go with ANA test. Can I get explanation about this?
Use Steroid creams and stretching exercises, tight foreskin is normal for babies ans it will seperate when he grows up mostly during puberty,For Babies the Foreskin will be fused with the glans with a Thin Membrane and Cannot be Retractable(pushed back) The Foreskin will seperate naturally during puberty Mostly From 10 to 17 and can be Retractable(pushed back),Forcefully Retracting(Pushing back) causes problems like Bleeding,Infections,Scar Tissue,Phimosis in Adulthood,UTI'S etc.. It will Be painful to Babies Do You Know: About phimosis? One of the most frequently misdiagnosed conditions of the foreskin is phimosis. The reason for this misunderstanding is because the very paper that ended circumcision in England in 1949, recognizing that the attachment of the foreskin to the glans at birth is normal, also incorrectly said that the separation of the two structures is complete by the age of 3. Physiologic phimosis: Today we know the attachment of the foreskin and glans is normal in infancy and childhood, and that the average age of foreskin retractability is 10.4 years. One to two percent of boys are born with a fully retractile foreskin and one to two percent of adult males live to old age with a problem-free non-retractile foreskin. These are variations on a theme. Retraction is unique to each boy, and the first person to retract a boy’s foreskin should be the boy himself. If the process isn’t complete by puberty, the hormones of puberty-and the increased interest in the organ at hand-generally complete the process. Most males can fully retract their foreskins by the time they’re 25. During the developmental process, the foreskin and glans may begin to separate, while the opening of the foreskin is not yet lax enough to allow retraction. This can cause the foreskin to “balloon” as the boy urinates. I love the story of an elderly Irishman who tells how, as a boy, he and his friends lucky enough to have a foreskin that ballooned: would stand in a row, urinate, and then squeeze the balloon to see who could “shoot” the farthest. As the preputial opening widens, most boys decrease their chances of winning the game but increase their ability to retract their foreskins. Pathologic phimosis: Unlike physiologic phimosis, pathologic phimosis is an abnormal condition. Proper care for the intact penis is simple and helps to prevent pathologic foreskin conditions. The foreskin should be left alone until the prepuce demonstrates an ability to retract easily and naturally. Again, the boy should be the first person to retract his own foreskin. If the foreskin does not yet retract, there is nothing to “clean under”; its forcible retraction by a parent, doctor, or anybody other than the boy himself (it is highly unlikely that a boy will cause himself the pain of forced foreskin retraction) can result in scarring, infection, or inflammation-common causes of pathologic phimosis. Excessive use of bubble baths, soaps or shampoos in the bath, or chlorinated swimming pools can also cause the foreskin to close down to protect the underlying urinary opening (meatus). Symptoms may include redness, itchiness, and stinging or burning with urination. The foreskin will return to normal when the offending substances, which kill normal bacteria and cause yeast overgrowth, are removed from the boy’s environment. The healing process can be helped with “bacterial replacement therapy,” applying liquid Acidophilus culture (the active ingredient in yogurt) or other probiotic to the foreskin six times a day for three days. Inelastic scar tissue caused by premature retraction may also prevent the foreskin from retracting. Gentle stretching of the remaining tissue will allow retractability over time in most boys. In others, a y-v or z-plasty can realign the tissue and widen the opening. If the male is not in pain, this surgical treatment should be used as a last resort and not until the end of puberty (25 years). And, finally, a condition of unknown etiology, previously called balanitis xerotica obliterans (BXO) and now more commonly referred to by the name used for the same condition in females, lichen sclerosis, is identified by change in the color of tissue to white and the closing down of the foreskin. A pharmacist has suggested a treatment that works well. Apply 1% clotrimazole cream and 1% hydrocortisone cream (both over-the-counter medicines) to the tissue three times a day. Improvement is generally noted within the first week, and the foreskin is usually restored to health in 6 to 8 weeks. Keeping one’s foreskin should be a high priority. So, in sum, if somebody tells you your baby or child has “phimosis” and needs to be circumcised, remember that physiologic phimosis is normal and doesn’t need to be “treated.” And if you or another adult you know is diagnosed with pathologic phimosis, remember that there are several less drastic, effective treatment alternatives to circumcision, alternatives that will preserve both the protective and sexual functions of a most important body part.
Tight foreskin is normal for babies ans it will seperate when he grows up mostly during puberty,For Babies the Foreskin will be fused with the glans with a Thin Membrane and Cannot be Retractable(pushed back) The Foreskin will seperate naturally during puberty Mostly From 10 to 17 and can be Retractable(pushed back),Forcefully Retracting(Pushing back) causes problems like Bleeding,Infections,Scar Tissue,Phimosis in Adulthood,UTI'S etc.. It will Be painful to Babies Do You Know: About phimosis? One of the most frequently misdiagnosed conditions of the foreskin is phimosis. The reason for this misunderstanding is because the very paper that ended circumcision in England in 1949, recognizing that the attachment of the foreskin to the glans at birth is normal, also incorrectly said that the separation of the two structures is complete by the age of 3. Physiologic phimosis: Today we know the attachment of the foreskin and glans is normal in infancy and childhood, and that the average age of foreskin retractability is 10.4 years. One to two percent of boys are born with a fully retractile foreskin and one to two percent of adult males live to old age with a problem-free non-retractile foreskin. These are variations on a theme. Retraction is unique to each boy, and the first person to retract a boy’s foreskin should be the boy himself. If the process isn’t complete by puberty, the hormones of puberty-and the increased interest in the organ at hand-generally complete the process. Most males can fully retract their foreskins by the time they’re 25. During the developmental process, the foreskin and glans may begin to separate, while the opening of the foreskin is not yet lax enough to allow retraction. This can cause the foreskin to “balloon” as the boy urinates. I love the story of an elderly Irishman who tells how, as a boy, he and his friends lucky enough to have a foreskin that ballooned: would stand in a row, urinate, and then squeeze the balloon to see who could “shoot” the farthest. As the preputial opening widens, most boys decrease their chances of winning the game but increase their ability to retract their foreskins. Pathologic phimosis: Unlike physiologic phimosis, pathologic phimosis is an abnormal condition. Proper care for the intact penis is simple and helps to prevent pathologic foreskin conditions. The foreskin should be left alone until the prepuce demonstrates an ability to retract easily and naturally. Again, the boy should be the first person to retract his own foreskin. If the foreskin does not yet retract, there is nothing to “clean under”; its forcible retraction by a parent, doctor, or anybody other than the boy himself (it is highly unlikely that a boy will cause himself the pain of forced foreskin retraction) can result in scarring, infection, or inflammation-common causes of pathologic phimosis. Excessive use of bubble baths, soaps or shampoos in the bath, or chlorinated swimming pools can also cause the foreskin to close down to protect the underlying urinary opening (meatus). Symptoms may include redness, itchiness, and stinging or burning with urination. The foreskin will return to normal when the offending substances, which kill normal bacteria and cause yeast overgrowth, are removed from the boy’s environment. The healing process can be helped with “bacterial replacement therapy,” applying liquid Acidophilus culture (the active ingredient in yogurt) or other probiotic to the foreskin six times a day for three days. Inelastic scar tissue caused by premature retraction may also prevent the foreskin from retracting. Gentle stretching of the remaining tissue will allow retractability over time in most boys. In others, a y-v or z-plasty can realign the tissue and widen the opening. If the male is not in pain, this surgical treatment should be used as a last resort and not until the end of puberty (25 years). And, finally, a condition of unknown etiology, previously called balanitis xerotica obliterans (BXO) and now more commonly referred to by the name used for the same condition in females, lichen sclerosis, is identified by change in the color of tissue to white and the closing down of the foreskin. A pharmacist has suggested a treatment that works well. Apply 1% clotrimazole cream and 1% hydrocortisone cream (both over-the-counter medicines) to the tissue three times a day. Improvement is generally noted within the first week, and the foreskin is usually restored to health in 6 to 8 weeks. Keeping one’s foreskin should be a high priority. So, in sum, if somebody tells you your baby or child has “phimosis” and needs to be circumcised, remember that physiologic phimosis is normal and doesn’t need to be “treated.” And if you or another adult you know is diagnosed with pathologic phimosis, remember that there are several less drastic, effective treatment alternatives to circumcision, alternatives that will preserve both the protective and sexual functions of a most important body part.
Tight foreskin is normal for babies and it will seperate when he grows up mostly during puberty,For Babies the Foreskin will be fused with the glans with a Thin Membrane and Cannot be Retractable(pushed back) The Foreskin will seperate naturally during puberty Mostly From 10 to 17 and can be Retractable(pushed back),Forcefully Retracting(Pushing back) causes problems like Bleeding,Infections,Scar Tissue,Phimosis in Adulthood,UTI'S etc.. It will Be painful to Babies Do You Know: About phimosis? One of the most frequently misdiagnosed conditions of the foreskin is phimosis. The reason for this misunderstanding is because the very paper that ended circumcision in England in 1949, recognizing that the attachment of the foreskin to the glans at birth is normal, also incorrectly said that the separation of the two structures is complete by the age of 3. Physiologic phimosis: Today we know the attachment of the foreskin and glans is normal in infancy and childhood, and that the average age of foreskin retractability is 10.4 years. One to two percent of boys are born with a fully retractile foreskin and one to two percent of adult males live to old age with a problem-free non-retractile foreskin. These are variations on a theme. Retraction is unique to each boy, and the first person to retract a boy’s foreskin should be the boy himself. If the process isn’t complete by puberty, the hormones of puberty-and the increased interest in the organ at hand-generally complete the process. Most males can fully retract their foreskins by the time they’re 25. During the developmental process, the foreskin and glans may begin to separate, while the opening of the foreskin is not yet lax enough to allow retraction. This can cause the foreskin to “balloon” as the boy urinates. I love the story of an elderly Irishman who tells how, as a boy, he and his friends lucky enough to have a foreskin that ballooned: would stand in a row, urinate, and then squeeze the balloon to see who could “shoot” the farthest. As the preputial opening widens, most boys decrease their chances of winning the game but increase their ability to retract their foreskins. Pathologic phimosis: Unlike physiologic phimosis, pathologic phimosis is an abnormal condition. Proper care for the intact penis is simple and helps to prevent pathologic foreskin conditions. The foreskin should be left alone until the prepuce demonstrates an ability to retract easily and naturally. Again, the boy should be the first person to retract his own foreskin. If the foreskin does not yet retract, there is nothing to “clean under”; its forcible retraction by a parent, doctor, or anybody other than the boy himself (it is highly unlikely that a boy will cause himself the pain of forced foreskin retraction) can result in scarring, infection, or inflammation-common causes of pathologic phimosis. Excessive use of bubble baths, soaps or shampoos in the bath, or chlorinated swimming pools can also cause the foreskin to close down to protect the underlying urinary opening (meatus). Symptoms may include redness, itchiness, and stinging or burning with urination. The foreskin will return to normal when the offending substances, which kill normal bacteria and cause yeast overgrowth, are removed from the boy’s environment. The healing process can be helped with “bacterial replacement therapy,” applying liquid Acidophilus culture (the active ingredient in yogurt) or other probiotic to the foreskin six times a day for three days. Inelastic scar tissue caused by premature retraction may also prevent the foreskin from retracting. Gentle stretching of the remaining tissue will allow retractability over time in most boys. In others, a y-v or z-plasty can realign the tissue and widen the opening. If the male is not in pain, this surgical treatment should be used as a last resort and not until the end of puberty (25 years). And, finally, a condition of unknown etiology, previously called balanitis xerotica obliterans (BXO) and now more commonly referred to by the name used for the same condition in females, lichen sclerosis, is identified by change in the color of tissue to white and the closing down of the foreskin. A pharmacist has suggested a treatment that works well. Apply 1% clotrimazole cream and 1% hydrocortisone cream (both over-the-counter medicines) to the tissue three times a day. Improvement is generally noted within the first week, and the foreskin is usually restored to health in 6 to 8 weeks. Keeping one’s foreskin should be a high priority. So, in sum, if somebody tells you your baby or child has “phimosis” and needs to be circumcised, remember that physiologic phimosis is normal and doesn’t need to be “treated.” And if you or another adult you know is diagnosed with pathologic phimosis, remember that there are several less drastic, effective treatment alternatives to circumcision, alternatives that will preserve both the protective and sexual functions of a most important body part.
Sir ennoda baby Mithran... Birth la erunthe VUR erunthathu... Right side grade 3, left side grade 1....now 3 yrs... Eppo edutha MCUG test la no VUR erukku... It's is possible to again...
Its normal,it will cure when he grows up,For Babies the Foreskin will be fused with the glans with a Thin Membrane and Cannot be Retractable(pushed back) The Foreskin will seperate naturally during puberty Mostly From 10 to 17 and can be Retractable(pushed back),Forcefully Retracting(Pushing back) causes problems like Bleeding,Infections,Scar Tissue,Phimosis in Adulthood,UTI'S etc.. It will Be painful to Babies Do You Know: About phimosis? One of the most frequently misdiagnosed conditions of the foreskin is phimosis. The reason for this misunderstanding is because the very paper that ended circumcision in England in 1949, recognizing that the attachment of the foreskin to the glans at birth is normal, also incorrectly said that the separation of the two structures is complete by the age of 3. Physiologic phimosis: Today we know the attachment of the foreskin and glans is normal in infancy and childhood, and that the average age of foreskin retractability is 10.4 years. One to two percent of boys are born with a fully retractile foreskin and one to two percent of adult males live to old age with a problem-free non-retractile foreskin. These are variations on a theme. Retraction is unique to each boy, and the first person to retract a boy’s foreskin should be the boy himself. If the process isn’t complete by puberty, the hormones of puberty-and the increased interest in the organ at hand-generally complete the process. Most males can fully retract their foreskins by the time they’re 25. During the developmental process, the foreskin and glans may begin to separate, while the opening of the foreskin is not yet lax enough to allow retraction. This can cause the foreskin to “balloon” as the boy urinates. I love the story of an elderly Irishman who tells how, as a boy, he and his friends lucky enough to have a foreskin that ballooned: would stand in a row, urinate, and then squeeze the balloon to see who could “shoot” the farthest. As the preputial opening widens, most boys decrease their chances of winning the game but increase their ability to retract their foreskins. Pathologic phimosis: Unlike physiologic phimosis, pathologic phimosis is an abnormal condition. Proper care for the intact penis is simple and helps to prevent pathologic foreskin conditions. The foreskin should be left alone until the prepuce demonstrates an ability to retract easily and naturally. Again, the boy should be the first person to retract his own foreskin. If the foreskin does not yet retract, there is nothing to “clean under”; its forcible retraction by a parent, doctor, or anybody other than the boy himself (it is highly unlikely that a boy will cause himself the pain of forced foreskin retraction) can result in scarring, infection, or inflammation-common causes of pathologic phimosis. Excessive use of bubble baths, soaps or shampoos in the bath, or chlorinated swimming pools can also cause the foreskin to close down to protect the underlying urinary opening (meatus). Symptoms may include redness, itchiness, and stinging or burning with urination. The foreskin will return to normal when the offending substances, which kill normal bacteria and cause yeast overgrowth, are removed from the boy’s environment. The healing process can be helped with “bacterial replacement therapy,” applying liquid Acidophilus culture (the active ingredient in yogurt) or other probiotic to the foreskin six times a day for three days. Inelastic scar tissue caused by premature retraction may also prevent the foreskin from retracting. Gentle stretching of the remaining tissue will allow retractability over time in most boys. In others, a y-v or z-plasty can realign the tissue and widen the opening. If the male is not in pain, this surgical treatment should be used as a last resort and not until the end of puberty (25 years). And, finally, a condition of unknown etiology, previously called balanitis xerotica obliterans (BXO) and now more commonly referred to by the name used for the same condition in females, lichen sclerosis, is identified by change in the color of tissue to white and the closing down of the foreskin. A pharmacist has suggested a treatment that works well. Apply 1% clotrimazole cream and 1% hydrocortisone cream (both over-the-counter medicines) to the tissue three times a day. Improvement is generally noted within the first week, and the foreskin is usually restored to health in 6 to 8 weeks. Keeping one’s foreskin should be a high priority. So, in sum, if somebody tells you your baby or child has “phimosis” and needs to be circumcised, remember that physiologic phimosis is normal and doesn’t need to be “treated.” And if you or another adult you know is diagnosed with pathologic phimosis, remember that there are several less drastic, effective treatment alternatives to circumcision, alternatives that will preserve both the protective and sexual functions of a most important body part.
வணக்கம் சார் என் குழந்தைக்கு ஒரு வயது முதல் மூன்று மாதம் ஆகிறது,சிறுநீர் பொகிற பாதை மிகசின்னாதாக உள்ளது.நீங்கள் சொன்னது போல்செய்து வறுகிறேன். அறுவை சிகிச்சை செய்ய வேண்டிய அவசியம் வறுமா?
Sir enoda baby ku 2 year 6 month achu avaruku kunju chinnatha iruku ithu problem ah irukuma ila periya paiyan aagupodhu sari ah poiduma pls pls pls solunga sir
Good evening sir. En paiyanuku 6 month akuthu urine chotu chota poran kammiyana quantity la athiga time poran check panna pennies la iruka hole romba chinnatha iruku athuku elocon cream use pannalama sir ...am in bangalore sir so pls
Sir enn son ku urine pogum pothu balloon mari vengum doctor pathu ointment kuduthar thol pinuku vanthudu chu.. but ipo enn son adikadi kai pelvis la vechi thola eluthu eluthu vidura atha epadi sir mathu rathu. Wash kuda pani vidura please reply panuga sir
vanakkam sir ennoda baby ku two month aguthu starting la irunthu sali puduchuruku... Nose la mattum sound kekuthu sir.... Enakkum ippo udambu sari illa sali puduchuruku romba tired da iruku so feed pannalaama sir...
Hello sir, can you please explain about colours of the poop in infants and toddlers ? My baby passes stool in green colour , is that fine ? Please explain. Thank you sir.
Sir nenga solradu ellam correct ida than 1400 years munnadi vanda Quran la um solradu. Alhamdulillah
அரே பாய், இப்டி தான் நாலு குருப், நல்ல விசயம் நாலு சொன்னா, எங்க மதத்துல ஆயிரம் வருசத்துக்கு முன்னாடியே சொல்லி இருக்குன்னு தூக்கிட்டு வருது.
இது தேவையானவர்களுக்கு தாரளமாக செய்யலாம், தேவை இல்லாதவர்களுக்கும் கட்டாயமாக சுன்னத் செய்ய வேண்டும் என சொல்வது என்ன நியாயம்? அவ்வளவு அறிவான கடவுள் பிறக்கும் போதே சுன்னத் செய்து பிறக்க வைக்கலாமே?
நல்லது விசயம் எங்க புக்குல சொல்லி இருக்குன்னு சொல்றீங்க ளே, இறக்கும் ஒவ்வொரு ஆணுக்கும் சொர்கத்துல 72 கன்னிகள் இறைவன் தரதா சொல்லி இருக்கே, அதுக்கு எப்டி முட்டு கொடுப்பீங்க?
உங்கள் மதம் தோன்றுவதற்கு 1300 வருடங்களுக்கு முன்பே யூத சமயத்தில் சொல்லப்பட்டுள்ளது...
@@tamizhpharmacist3454 என்ன சொல்ல பட்டது...?
@@mdyaseen757 circumcision நீங்கதான் கண்டுபிடிச்சீங்களா?
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உங்கள் மொட்ட சு யத்தான் நாங்க சிவலிங்கம் என்ற பெயரில் வழிபடுகிறோம்.
It is very essential and useful for current generation parents. Thanks sir 🙏
Thanks so much sir neenga 99 years samdhoshama vazhanum sir
அறுமையான பதிவு மக தெளிவாக விளக்கம்தந்துகு மிக்க நன்றி,
Your intention and sharing information will definitely lead to a better health and hygenic kids... Thank you so much...
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Dear sir, tell about how to take care of baby ears and give some tips to clean inside baby Ear. whether we can use buds to clean or not
ஐயா 🙏🏻 ரொம்ப நன்றி, சரியான நேரத்தில் உங்க வீடியோ பார்த்தேன். மேலும் உங்கள் சேவை வளர கடவுளை பிராத்திக்கிறேன். மீண்டும் மிகவும் நன்றி
Its normal,it will seperate when he grows up,For Babies the Foreskin will be fused with the glans with a Thin Membrane and Cannot be Retractable(pushed back)
The Foreskin will seperate naturally during puberty Mostly From 10 to 17 and can be Retractable(pushed back),Forcefully Retracting(Pushing back) causes problems like Bleeding,Infections,Scar Tissue,Phimosis in Adulthood,UTI'S etc.. It will Be painful to Babies
Do You Know: About phimosis?
One of the most frequently misdiagnosed conditions of the foreskin is phimosis. The reason for this misunderstanding is because the very paper that ended circumcision in England in 1949, recognizing that the attachment of the foreskin to the glans at birth is normal, also incorrectly said that the separation of the two structures is complete by the age of 3.
Physiologic phimosis: Today we know the attachment of the foreskin and glans is normal in infancy and childhood, and that the average age of foreskin retractability is 10.4 years. One to two percent of boys are born with a fully retractile foreskin and one to two percent of adult males live to old age with a problem-free non-retractile foreskin. These are variations on a theme. Retraction is unique to each boy, and the first person to retract a boy’s foreskin should be the boy himself. If the process isn’t complete by puberty, the hormones of puberty-and the increased interest in the organ at hand-generally complete the process. Most males can fully retract their foreskins by the time they’re 25.
During the developmental process, the foreskin and glans may begin to separate, while the opening of the foreskin is not yet lax enough to allow retraction. This can cause the foreskin to “balloon” as the boy urinates. I love the story of an elderly Irishman who tells how, as a boy, he and his friends lucky enough to have a foreskin that ballooned: would stand in a row, urinate, and then squeeze the balloon to see who could “shoot” the farthest. As the preputial opening widens, most boys decrease their chances of winning the game but increase their ability to retract their foreskins.
Pathologic phimosis: Unlike physiologic phimosis, pathologic phimosis is an abnormal condition. Proper care for the intact penis is simple and helps to prevent pathologic foreskin conditions. The foreskin should be left alone until the prepuce demonstrates an ability to retract easily and naturally. Again, the boy should be the first person to retract his own foreskin. If the foreskin does not yet retract, there is nothing to “clean under”; its forcible retraction by a parent, doctor, or anybody other than the boy himself (it is highly unlikely that a boy will cause himself the pain of forced foreskin retraction) can result in scarring, infection, or inflammation-common causes of pathologic phimosis. Excessive use of bubble baths, soaps or shampoos in the bath, or chlorinated swimming pools can also cause the foreskin to close down to protect the underlying urinary opening (meatus). Symptoms may include redness, itchiness, and stinging or burning with urination. The foreskin will return to normal when the offending substances, which kill normal bacteria and cause yeast overgrowth, are removed from the boy’s environment. The healing process can be helped with “bacterial replacement therapy,” applying liquid Acidophilus culture (the active ingredient in yogurt) or other probiotic to the foreskin six times a day for three days.
Inelastic scar tissue caused by premature retraction may also prevent the foreskin from retracting. Gentle stretching of the remaining tissue will allow retractability over time in most boys. In others, a y-v or z-plasty can realign the tissue and widen the opening. If the male is not in pain, this surgical treatment should be used as a last resort and not until the end of puberty (25 years). And, finally, a condition of unknown etiology, previously called balanitis xerotica obliterans (BXO) and now more commonly referred to by the name used for the same condition in females, lichen sclerosis, is identified by change in the color of tissue to white and the closing down of the foreskin. A pharmacist has suggested a treatment that works well. Apply 1% clotrimazole cream and 1% hydrocortisone cream (both over-the-counter medicines) to the tissue three times a day. Improvement is generally noted within the first week, and the foreskin is usually restored to health in 6 to 8 weeks.
Keeping one’s foreskin should be a high priority. So, in sum, if somebody tells you your baby or child has “phimosis” and needs to be circumcised, remember that physiologic phimosis is normal and doesn’t need to be “treated.” And if you or another adult you know is diagnosed with pathologic phimosis, remember that there are several less drastic, effective treatment alternatives to circumcision, alternatives that will preserve both the protective and sexual functions of a most important body part.
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லிங்கம் தோன்றிய வரலாறு.
My boy age 1 & 1/2 years he has that problem
En paiyanukku yesterday sunnath mudichiten
Alhamdulillah 👍👍
💯
Unka paiyan age enna
@@suganya73 7 years
@@abdma486 thank you for your reply
Sunath எல்லா மருத்துவமனையிலும் செய்வார்களா?
Thankyou for your information sir. Entha agekulla Pannanum sir.
Very very needed information for me sir, thanks a lot sir...
Circumcision is cruelty, child abus.ers😡😡.
Thank you so much sir... En son ku intha problem iruku. Unga video paaththathukku apram... All doubts clear. 😍
What problem?
Its normal to have small pee hole for babies as the foreskin will be fused to head of the gland till puberty and will naturally seperate around age 8 Forcefully retraction it before causes problems
@@user-nt1bg5rj3t urine pogum pothu balloon maari oothi.. apro tha urine veliya varum.. ithu tha issue... Sir.
Its normal, Its the sign of nature seperaration of the foreskin which usually occurs before the age of 3,So its Normal nothing to worry,
@@user-nt1bg5rj3t hmm okay... Thank you so much for your replies... Sir😍
Thanks for the information sir. Kindly speak about tongue tie sir. My kid is 9 months old. He has tongue tie problem. Pls suggest right time to get it removed sir.
Sir nega solra information.100%use full.en first baby ku sunnath pannom. Apa ethu pathi engaluku theriyathu. Boy baby vachirukura anaivaru therinchukanum.
Good choice u did
என்ன காரணத்துக்காக சுன்னத் பன்னீங்க?
Why
Doctor ithu anga religion le kattayam saiyanum because of health and ippa 4 days ku munnadi thaan my baby boy ku Circumcision senjom doctor...now he is fine😍👍🏻
What about you?
Baby ku entha month la eiyanum solunga pls
@@nazrinnazrin6418 baby kidachi 20 to 25 day andha 5 days gape ulluku senji solrathu romba nallam sis
Papa pavam😢😢
@@zanofermihraj7059 enna son kku 3 before panninom veekama irukku . Touch panna vida matran. Yepdi clean panndrathu
Doctor mother ku fever and cold iruntha baby ku feed panalama ? Medicine yedutha baby ku affect aguma I am new mother.....
Sure You must feed your child..
Entha monthla irunthu ipdi pannanum sir?
Sir ointment name sollunga sir
Sir sunnath after home care viedo poduga
Unnecessary
குழந்தைகளுக்கு முன்தோல் குறுக்கம் ஏற்படாது, ஏனெனில் குழந்தையின் மெல்லிய அடுக்கின் கண்ணாடியில் முன்தோல் இணைக்கப்பட்டிருக்கும் போது முன்தோல் மடிக்க முடியாமல் போகலாம், ஆனால் குழந்தைகள் வளரும்போது, அது மடிந்துவிடும், எனவே முன்தோலை முன்கூட்டியே பின்வாங்குவது பி போன்ற சிக்கல்களை ஏற்படுத்தும். எடிங், பெரியவர்களில் முன்தோல் குறுக்கம், நோய்த்தொற்றுகள், சிறுநீர் பாதை நோய்த்தொற்றுகள், வடு திசு, உச்சந்தலையில் பருக்கள், ஸ்மெக்மா மற்றும் முன்தோல் குறுக்கம்
Thanks Doctor very useful informations
Tq soo much for ur clear explanation.. am unawared of this… tq
It's unnecessary for children under age 8
Sir please tell about testis for baby boy
ஐயா வணக்கம் வயது 42 ஆகிறது எனக்கு சுகர் உள்ளது சுடிதார் உள்ளது இதற்கு என்ன செய்ய வேண்டும் தங்களது கைபேசி எண் கிடைக்குமா இதனை சரி செய்வதற்கு எவ்வளவு செலவாகும்
Thanks for this awareness sir. My baby is 9kg only his age is 2 years. We don't know whether we need to wait and increase his weight before doing sunnath?
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Smegma:(white substance)
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Sir when do newborn sit by their own , and stand sir, in which month they sit and stand by themselves
Tq so much sir 🙏🙏
Neenga romba azhaga explain panreenga.
Circumcision is cruelty, child abus.ers😡😡.
Circumcision(sunnath)-MGM(male genital mutilation) is harmful |see all this video
Circumcision is harmful:
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Buisness Behind Circumcision:
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Foreskin:
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INTACTIVISM:
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Forced retraction and its causes: ua-cam.com/video/qinbqticxw8/v-deo.html
Smegma:(white substance)
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Sir enoda boy babyku ahnurupu chinnadha iruku idhu normala illa doctorkita poganuma pls reply idhapaththi oru video podunga sir usefulla irukum
Sir please share the information about tongue tie for 16 month old baby
Dr,what is the oinment name?
Hav you got tat ointment name? Pls tell me the name.
Sir, pl suggest that ointment for my son which is explained the above video...
Its steroid cream for foreskin
Nice sir, very informative talk sir, my son 10 months old we found that compliant sir
Its normal,it will seperate when he grows up,For Babies the Foreskin will be fused with the glans with a Thin Membrane and Cannot be Retractable(pushed back)
The Foreskin will seperate naturally during puberty Mostly From 10 to 17 and can be Retractable(pushed back),Forcefully Retracting(Pushing back) causes problems like Bleeding,Infections,Scar Tissue,Phimosis in Adulthood,UTI'S etc.. It will Be painful to Babies
Do You Know: About phimosis?
One of the most frequently misdiagnosed conditions of the foreskin is phimosis. The reason for this misunderstanding is because the very paper that ended circumcision in England in 1949, recognizing that the attachment of the foreskin to the glans at birth is normal, also incorrectly said that the separation of the two structures is complete by the age of 3.
Physiologic phimosis: Today we know the attachment of the foreskin and glans is normal in infancy and childhood, and that the average age of foreskin retractability is 10.4 years. One to two percent of boys are born with a fully retractile foreskin and one to two percent of adult males live to old age with a problem-free non-retractile foreskin. These are variations on a theme. Retraction is unique to each boy, and the first person to retract a boy’s foreskin should be the boy himself. If the process isn’t complete by puberty, the hormones of puberty-and the increased interest in the organ at hand-generally complete the process. Most males can fully retract their foreskins by the time they’re 25.
During the developmental process, the foreskin and glans may begin to separate, while the opening of the foreskin is not yet lax enough to allow retraction. This can cause the foreskin to “balloon” as the boy urinates. I love the story of an elderly Irishman who tells how, as a boy, he and his friends lucky enough to have a foreskin that ballooned: would stand in a row, urinate, and then squeeze the balloon to see who could “shoot” the farthest. As the preputial opening widens, most boys decrease their chances of winning the game but increase their ability to retract their foreskins.
Pathologic phimosis: Unlike physiologic phimosis, pathologic phimosis is an abnormal condition. Proper care for the intact penis is simple and helps to prevent pathologic foreskin conditions. The foreskin should be left alone until the prepuce demonstrates an ability to retract easily and naturally. Again, the boy should be the first person to retract his own foreskin. If the foreskin does not yet retract, there is nothing to “clean under”; its forcible retraction by a parent, doctor, or anybody other than the boy himself (it is highly unlikely that a boy will cause himself the pain of forced foreskin retraction) can result in scarring, infection, or inflammation-common causes of pathologic phimosis. Excessive use of bubble baths, soaps or shampoos in the bath, or chlorinated swimming pools can also cause the foreskin to close down to protect the underlying urinary opening (meatus). Symptoms may include redness, itchiness, and stinging or burning with urination. The foreskin will return to normal when the offending substances, which kill normal bacteria and cause yeast overgrowth, are removed from the boy’s environment. The healing process can be helped with “bacterial replacement therapy,” applying liquid Acidophilus culture (the active ingredient in yogurt) or other probiotic to the foreskin six times a day for three days.
Inelastic scar tissue caused by premature retraction may also prevent the foreskin from retracting. Gentle stretching of the remaining tissue will allow retractability over time in most boys. In others, a y-v or z-plasty can realign the tissue and widen the opening. If the male is not in pain, this surgical treatment should be used as a last resort and not until the end of puberty (25 years). And, finally, a condition of unknown etiology, previously called balanitis xerotica obliterans (BXO) and now more commonly referred to by the name used for the same condition in females, lichen sclerosis, is identified by change in the color of tissue to white and the closing down of the foreskin. A pharmacist has suggested a treatment that works well. Apply 1% clotrimazole cream and 1% hydrocortisone cream (both over-the-counter medicines) to the tissue three times a day. Improvement is generally noted within the first week, and the foreskin is usually restored to health in 6 to 8 weeks.
Keeping one’s foreskin should be a high priority. So, in sum, if somebody tells you your baby or child has “phimosis” and needs to be circumcised, remember that physiologic phimosis is normal and doesn’t need to be “treated.” And if you or another adult you know is diagnosed with pathologic phimosis, remember that there are several less drastic, effective treatment alternatives to circumcision, alternatives that will preserve both the protective and sexual functions of a most important body part.
@@user-nt1bg5rj3t 👌🤝💯 I appreciate your effort on creating awareness Sir/Mam.
You're really doing a great job, and Everyone has the right to live intact life❤
Sir, does circumcision affect sexual life? like pleasure or sensation or Erection or else? In later life after circumcision?
Exactly! Circumcision affects sexual pleasure, it's because the foreskin is the part of penis, which protects the glans from chafing, as glans is the sensitive part and so delicate and sensitive , just like eyes protected by eye lids, foreskin protects glans!
Foreskin is essential!
And during erection circumcision will cause tighten the shaft skin, and foreskin is very essential for natural gliding mastrubation! So please understand that foreskin is essential!
Please don't get circumcised!
Thank u really helpful topic...I had a doubt ABT dis now am clear
Circumcision is cruelty, child abus.ers😡😡.
Do you Circumcise your Daughter?
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Form which month we have to start cleaning my baby 1.5
Thank you sir its very helpful information
Hello Doctor, kindly talk about smegma pearl in kids
It's normal in babies, Smegma is a combination of oil that is secreted and which turns into smegma pearl
Sir antha ointment name sir..
Thank you Sir for sharing about the importance of this Circumcision , I am a first time mom of a 14 month old son and I had this doubt and your video has helped me a lot ,also please can suggest the right age for surgery or to start the treatment for removing the outer skin of the baby
After 2
Same doubt please tell currect age of outer skin remove treatment..
5 years after best...
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Very useful information sir
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Circumcision is harmful:
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Buisness Behind Circumcision:
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Foreskin:
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INTACTIVISM:
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Forced retraction and its causes: ua-cam.com/video/qinbqticxw8/v-deo.html
Smegma:(white substance)
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Doctor my baby 3months old..he didnt roll down.he is not ever trying..please doctor please explain the roll down process..really I'm worrying and getting stress because of this..please make a video about it doctor..humble request
Don't worry sister some babies roll over in 4th or 5 th month . It is not a big problem. Do some exercise like placing the toys on the sides of the baby . So they will try to take it . Obviously they will try roll over.
My son did his roll over in 4 and half months
Sir hypospadias patthi sollunga
Oilment name soulka sir
Doctor pls tel me that foreskin gel name
Gel name
Doctor innum neenga reply pannala foreskin exercise panrathuku oru ointment sonneenga athu name enna solla mudiyuma
Gud evening sir my son age is 10, can use ointment or surgery sir
What problem? Go for Oinment
How much for this operation cost sir? Recently my son also affected this problem
What is the age of your son?
What problem?
Super advice thank you
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Sir என் குழந்தைக்கு ஒன்னரை வயது ஆனால் இன்னும் முடி வளரவில்லை மொட்டை அடித்தது போல் உள்ளது இதற்கு தீர்வு சொல்லுங்க pls,🙏🙏
Ointment name sir?
Sir baby oil evlo apply pananum... Please tell about this
Very very useful video sir,thank you so much sir.
Circumcision is not Neccessary and it affects the brain for children
Oilment name plz sie
Do stretching exercises
Doctor please tel me that foreskin oinment
Sir smegma pearl will increase
Hi sir, please speak about frequent urination for kids. My boy is 10 months old and he is peeing
Nearly 4 times in an hour. Is it normal or something to be worried. I'm a diabetic mother
Hence I'm worrying about it.please clarify.
Thq so so much doctor.. my two yr son had uti now my pedeatrician adviced to do stretching exercise.. v r so much worried about him.. I felt guilty of myself.. somewhere I made a mistake bcos of tat my s suffering.. now u cleared everything.. Thq doctor
Momate oinment is there... Apply in the tip do gentle massage.... Stretch forward and backward 20 times for 15 days. And clean with soap water.
Urinary hole will become open and will not create urinary infection.
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Sir eannoda 3yr babyku kidney veekama iruku operation pnnanum nu solraga😢ithuku veara vali illiya sir plz reply pnnuga
Pls talk about cleft lip , pallette issues doctor..
Tq sir very helpful tips
It's useless
Perfect suggestion. We did as per your advice.
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Sir என்னோட baby க்கு தலை நீளமா இருக்கு என்ன பண்ணலாம்
Super doctor sir.thank you
Thank you Dr
Sis en payanku primary complex iruku dr 6 month tablt kututhu irukaha ithu nalla ethum problem irukuma konjm athe pathi solluga sir..
Sir, my 3 old child have this problem. Not pain during urination, only swelling in fore skin. Is it treat without Operation
Salt water bath can cure it,and no need for operation
Good information sir.
Sir en son ku circumcision operation paniruku after 1 and half months ipo sometimes arikuthunu soluran.but after 1 month kalichuthan nanga travel pannom.wats the solution for this itching issue? he apply t bact ointment after wash .
But Eduku circumcision panninga,it's unnecessary
This is very useful
Sir YEN PAYAN ONE WEEK AH PAYNGARA DRY COUGH.... DOCTOR KITA KAMICHU TONICS KUDUKUROM STILL KORAIYALA YENA PANA SIR PLS SOLUNGA 🙏
Thank you so much sir
Thanks a lot sir it's very helpful video..
Whats the problem for your son? I can help you, Because Circumcision is Unnecessary
Phemosis problem
Phimosis can be cured without circumcision
Like Steroid Creams and by Stretching exercises
Babies don't get Phimosis
Sir after saw your video I did circumcision for my 5 year old son. Now his problem is solved.
Whats the reason??
What reason you did?
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Circumcision is harmful:
ua-cam.com/video/Ceht-3xu84I/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/gCSWbTv3hng/v-deo.html
Buisness Behind Circumcision:
ua-cam.com/video/yxbe-0jvj38/v-deo.html
Foreskin:
ua-cam.com/video/wLtC1jYD4Ik/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/_qFOafVWz5w/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/UdRDt-Ug1jU/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/QL8lboXobs0/v-deo.html
ua-cam.com/video/GzqPWBHwlrE/v-deo.html
INTACTIVISM:
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Forced retraction and its causes: ua-cam.com/video/qinbqticxw8/v-deo.html
Smegma:(white substance)
ua-cam.com/video/J3eiYkBMCs8/v-deo.html
Clear explaination sir
Its normal,it will seperate when he grows up,For Babies the Foreskin will be fused with the glans with a Thin Membrane and Cannot be Retractable(pushed back)
The Foreskin will seperate naturally during puberty Mostly From 10 to 17 and can be Retractable(pushed back),Forcefully Retracting(Pushing back) causes problems like Bleeding,Infections,Scar Tissue,Phimosis in Adulthood,UTI'S etc.. It will Be painful to Babies
Do You Know: About phimosis?
One of the most frequently misdiagnosed conditions of the foreskin is phimosis. The reason for this misunderstanding is because the very paper that ended circumcision in England in 1949, recognizing that the attachment of the foreskin to the glans at birth is normal, also incorrectly said that the separation of the two structures is complete by the age of 3.
Physiologic phimosis: Today we know the attachment of the foreskin and glans is normal in infancy and childhood, and that the average age of foreskin retractability is 10.4 years. One to two percent of boys are born with a fully retractile foreskin and one to two percent of adult males live to old age with a problem-free non-retractile foreskin. These are variations on a theme. Retraction is unique to each boy, and the first person to retract a boy’s foreskin should be the boy himself. If the process isn’t complete by puberty, the hormones of puberty-and the increased interest in the organ at hand-generally complete the process. Most males can fully retract their foreskins by the time they’re 25.
During the developmental process, the foreskin and glans may begin to separate, while the opening of the foreskin is not yet lax enough to allow retraction. This can cause the foreskin to “balloon” as the boy urinates. I love the story of an elderly Irishman who tells how, as a boy, he and his friends lucky enough to have a foreskin that ballooned: would stand in a row, urinate, and then squeeze the balloon to see who could “shoot” the farthest. As the preputial opening widens, most boys decrease their chances of winning the game but increase their ability to retract their foreskins.
Pathologic phimosis: Unlike physiologic phimosis, pathologic phimosis is an abnormal condition. Proper care for the intact penis is simple and helps to prevent pathologic foreskin conditions. The foreskin should be left alone until the prepuce demonstrates an ability to retract easily and naturally. Again, the boy should be the first person to retract his own foreskin. If the foreskin does not yet retract, there is nothing to “clean under”; its forcible retraction by a parent, doctor, or anybody other than the boy himself (it is highly unlikely that a boy will cause himself the pain of forced foreskin retraction) can result in scarring, infection, or inflammation-common causes of pathologic phimosis. Excessive use of bubble baths, soaps or shampoos in the bath, or chlorinated swimming pools can also cause the foreskin to close down to protect the underlying urinary opening (meatus). Symptoms may include redness, itchiness, and stinging or burning with urination. The foreskin will return to normal when the offending substances, which kill normal bacteria and cause yeast overgrowth, are removed from the boy’s environment. The healing process can be helped with “bacterial replacement therapy,” applying liquid Acidophilus culture (the active ingredient in yogurt) or other probiotic to the foreskin six times a day for three days.
Inelastic scar tissue caused by premature retraction may also prevent the foreskin from retracting. Gentle stretching of the remaining tissue will allow retractability over time in most boys. In others, a y-v or z-plasty can realign the tissue and widen the opening. If the male is not in pain, this surgical treatment should be used as a last resort and not until the end of puberty (25 years). And, finally, a condition of unknown etiology, previously called balanitis xerotica obliterans (BXO) and now more commonly referred to by the name used for the same condition in females, lichen sclerosis, is identified by change in the color of tissue to white and the closing down of the foreskin. A pharmacist has suggested a treatment that works well. Apply 1% clotrimazole cream and 1% hydrocortisone cream (both over-the-counter medicines) to the tissue three times a day. Improvement is generally noted within the first week, and the foreskin is usually restored to health in 6 to 8 weeks.
Keeping one’s foreskin should be a high priority. So, in sum, if somebody tells you your baby or child has “phimosis” and needs to be circumcised, remember that physiologic phimosis is normal and doesn’t need to be “treated.” And if you or another adult you know is diagnosed with pathologic phimosis, remember that there are several less drastic, effective treatment alternatives to circumcision, alternatives that will preserve both the protective and sexual functions of a most important body part.
Yes sir ennoda baby Ku hole small ahh erukku so he is crying while passing urine but nanga sonna visiyam Ella romba use full erundhuchu ennoda baby Ku tqqqqqq so much sir for your kind information sirrr
Ivaru kaasukaaga poi soldraru,Babies ku hole small ah tha iruku and it's normal because foreskin will be attached to the glans and it will seperate after age 5 or till 16, Circumcision is a Scam please don't do it🙏🙏
Under oilment name please sir
T bact ointment my doctor recommended😊
T bact ointment my doctor recommended😊😊
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Tight foreskin is normal for babies and it will seperate when he grows up mostly during puberty,For Babies the Foreskin will be fused with the glans with a Thin Membrane and Cannot be Retractable(pushed back)
The Foreskin will seperate naturally during puberty Mostly From 10 to 17 and can be Retractable(pushed back),Forcefully Retracting(Pushing back) causes problems like Bleeding,Infections,Scar Tissue,Phimosis in Adulthood,UTI'S etc.. It will Be painful to Babies
Do You Know: About phimosis?
One of the most frequently misdiagnosed conditions of the foreskin is phimosis. The reason for this misunderstanding is because the very paper that ended circumcision in England in 1949, recognizing that the attachment of the foreskin to the glans at birth is normal, also incorrectly said that the separation of the two structures is complete by the age of 3.
Physiologic phimosis: Today we know the attachment of the foreskin and glans is normal in infancy and childhood, and that the average age of foreskin retractability is 10.4 years. One to two percent of boys are born with a fully retractile foreskin and one to two percent of adult males live to old age with a problem-free non-retractile foreskin. These are variations on a theme. Retraction is unique to each boy, and the first person to retract a boy’s foreskin should be the boy himself. If the process isn’t complete by puberty, the hormones of puberty-and the increased interest in the organ at hand-generally complete the process. Most males can fully retract their foreskins by the time they’re 25.
During the developmental process, the foreskin and glans may begin to separate, while the opening of the foreskin is not yet lax enough to allow retraction. This can cause the foreskin to “balloon” as the boy urinates. I love the story of an elderly Irishman who tells how, as a boy, he and his friends lucky enough to have a foreskin that ballooned: would stand in a row, urinate, and then squeeze the balloon to see who could “shoot” the farthest. As the preputial opening widens, most boys decrease their chances of winning the game but increase their ability to retract their foreskins.
Pathologic phimosis: Unlike physiologic phimosis, pathologic phimosis is an abnormal condition. Proper care for the intact penis is simple and helps to prevent pathologic foreskin conditions. The foreskin should be left alone until the prepuce demonstrates an ability to retract easily and naturally. Again, the boy should be the first person to retract his own foreskin. If the foreskin does not yet retract, there is nothing to “clean under”; its forcible retraction by a parent, doctor, or anybody other than the boy himself (it is highly unlikely that a boy will cause himself the pain of forced foreskin retraction) can result in scarring, infection, or inflammation-common causes of pathologic phimosis. Excessive use of bubble baths, soaps or shampoos in the bath, or chlorinated swimming pools can also cause the foreskin to close down to protect the underlying urinary opening (meatus). Symptoms may include redness, itchiness, and stinging or burning with urination. The foreskin will return to normal when the offending substances, which kill normal bacteria and cause yeast overgrowth, are removed from the boy’s environment. The healing process can be helped with “bacterial replacement therapy,” applying liquid Acidophilus culture (the active ingredient in yogurt) or other probiotic to the foreskin six times a day for three days.
Inelastic scar tissue caused by premature retraction may also prevent the foreskin from retracting. Gentle stretching of the remaining tissue will allow retractability over time in most boys. In others, a y-v or z-plasty can realign the tissue and widen the opening. If the male is not in pain, this surgical treatment should be used as a last resort and not until the end of puberty (25 years). And, finally, a condition of unknown etiology, previously called balanitis xerotica obliterans (BXO) and now more commonly referred to by the name used for the same condition in females, lichen sclerosis, is identified by change in the color of tissue to white and the closing down of the foreskin. A pharmacist has suggested a treatment that works well. Apply 1% clotrimazole cream and 1% hydrocortisone cream (both over-the-counter medicines) to the tissue three times a day. Improvement is generally noted within the first week, and the foreskin is usually restored to health in 6 to 8 weeks.
Keeping one’s foreskin should be a high priority. So, in sum, if somebody tells you your baby or child has “phimosis” and needs to be circumcised, remember that physiologic phimosis is normal and doesn’t need to be “treated.” And if you or another adult you know is diagnosed with pathologic phimosis, remember that there are several less drastic, effective treatment alternatives to circumcision, alternatives that will preserve both the protective and sexual functions of a most important body part.
Hi sir pls give the ointment my son 5 year old very struggling urine out so pls suggest .
You can try putting coconut oil and stretching cream
என்னோட பையனுக்கு 3வயசு ஆகபோகுது சார். என்னோட பையன் kaaramana சாப்பாடு சாபடவே மாட்றான். சாம்பார், காரக்kolambu இது எதுமே சாப்ட மாட்றான். please sir idea soluga sir.
மீச்சிறப்பு..! தொடர்க இதுபோல் என்றென்றும்...!
Circumcision is cruelty, child abus.ers😡😡.
Thanks
Hello sir, my kid 5yr old. Doctor said his skin was tight better go for surgery, his CRP level 10.5 ... All other test results r normal. Only the CRP level is high. Is this any serious? After a month doctor suggested us to repeat CRP and if needed will go with ANA test. Can I get explanation about this?
Use Steroid creams and stretching exercises, tight foreskin is normal for babies ans it will seperate when he grows up mostly during puberty,For Babies the Foreskin will be fused with the glans with a Thin Membrane and Cannot be Retractable(pushed back)
The Foreskin will seperate naturally during puberty Mostly From 10 to 17 and can be Retractable(pushed back),Forcefully Retracting(Pushing back) causes problems like Bleeding,Infections,Scar Tissue,Phimosis in Adulthood,UTI'S etc.. It will Be painful to Babies
Do You Know: About phimosis?
One of the most frequently misdiagnosed conditions of the foreskin is phimosis. The reason for this misunderstanding is because the very paper that ended circumcision in England in 1949, recognizing that the attachment of the foreskin to the glans at birth is normal, also incorrectly said that the separation of the two structures is complete by the age of 3.
Physiologic phimosis: Today we know the attachment of the foreskin and glans is normal in infancy and childhood, and that the average age of foreskin retractability is 10.4 years. One to two percent of boys are born with a fully retractile foreskin and one to two percent of adult males live to old age with a problem-free non-retractile foreskin. These are variations on a theme. Retraction is unique to each boy, and the first person to retract a boy’s foreskin should be the boy himself. If the process isn’t complete by puberty, the hormones of puberty-and the increased interest in the organ at hand-generally complete the process. Most males can fully retract their foreskins by the time they’re 25.
During the developmental process, the foreskin and glans may begin to separate, while the opening of the foreskin is not yet lax enough to allow retraction. This can cause the foreskin to “balloon” as the boy urinates. I love the story of an elderly Irishman who tells how, as a boy, he and his friends lucky enough to have a foreskin that ballooned: would stand in a row, urinate, and then squeeze the balloon to see who could “shoot” the farthest. As the preputial opening widens, most boys decrease their chances of winning the game but increase their ability to retract their foreskins.
Pathologic phimosis: Unlike physiologic phimosis, pathologic phimosis is an abnormal condition. Proper care for the intact penis is simple and helps to prevent pathologic foreskin conditions. The foreskin should be left alone until the prepuce demonstrates an ability to retract easily and naturally. Again, the boy should be the first person to retract his own foreskin. If the foreskin does not yet retract, there is nothing to “clean under”; its forcible retraction by a parent, doctor, or anybody other than the boy himself (it is highly unlikely that a boy will cause himself the pain of forced foreskin retraction) can result in scarring, infection, or inflammation-common causes of pathologic phimosis. Excessive use of bubble baths, soaps or shampoos in the bath, or chlorinated swimming pools can also cause the foreskin to close down to protect the underlying urinary opening (meatus). Symptoms may include redness, itchiness, and stinging or burning with urination. The foreskin will return to normal when the offending substances, which kill normal bacteria and cause yeast overgrowth, are removed from the boy’s environment. The healing process can be helped with “bacterial replacement therapy,” applying liquid Acidophilus culture (the active ingredient in yogurt) or other probiotic to the foreskin six times a day for three days.
Inelastic scar tissue caused by premature retraction may also prevent the foreskin from retracting. Gentle stretching of the remaining tissue will allow retractability over time in most boys. In others, a y-v or z-plasty can realign the tissue and widen the opening. If the male is not in pain, this surgical treatment should be used as a last resort and not until the end of puberty (25 years). And, finally, a condition of unknown etiology, previously called balanitis xerotica obliterans (BXO) and now more commonly referred to by the name used for the same condition in females, lichen sclerosis, is identified by change in the color of tissue to white and the closing down of the foreskin. A pharmacist has suggested a treatment that works well. Apply 1% clotrimazole cream and 1% hydrocortisone cream (both over-the-counter medicines) to the tissue three times a day. Improvement is generally noted within the first week, and the foreskin is usually restored to health in 6 to 8 weeks.
Keeping one’s foreskin should be a high priority. So, in sum, if somebody tells you your baby or child has “phimosis” and needs to be circumcised, remember that physiologic phimosis is normal and doesn’t need to be “treated.” And if you or another adult you know is diagnosed with pathologic phimosis, remember that there are several less drastic, effective treatment alternatives to circumcision, alternatives that will preserve both the protective and sexual functions of a most important body part.
Tight foreskin is normal for babies ans it will seperate when he grows up mostly during puberty,For Babies the Foreskin will be fused with the glans with a Thin Membrane and Cannot be Retractable(pushed back)
The Foreskin will seperate naturally during puberty Mostly From 10 to 17 and can be Retractable(pushed back),Forcefully Retracting(Pushing back) causes problems like Bleeding,Infections,Scar Tissue,Phimosis in Adulthood,UTI'S etc.. It will Be painful to Babies
Do You Know: About phimosis?
One of the most frequently misdiagnosed conditions of the foreskin is phimosis. The reason for this misunderstanding is because the very paper that ended circumcision in England in 1949, recognizing that the attachment of the foreskin to the glans at birth is normal, also incorrectly said that the separation of the two structures is complete by the age of 3.
Physiologic phimosis: Today we know the attachment of the foreskin and glans is normal in infancy and childhood, and that the average age of foreskin retractability is 10.4 years. One to two percent of boys are born with a fully retractile foreskin and one to two percent of adult males live to old age with a problem-free non-retractile foreskin. These are variations on a theme. Retraction is unique to each boy, and the first person to retract a boy’s foreskin should be the boy himself. If the process isn’t complete by puberty, the hormones of puberty-and the increased interest in the organ at hand-generally complete the process. Most males can fully retract their foreskins by the time they’re 25.
During the developmental process, the foreskin and glans may begin to separate, while the opening of the foreskin is not yet lax enough to allow retraction. This can cause the foreskin to “balloon” as the boy urinates. I love the story of an elderly Irishman who tells how, as a boy, he and his friends lucky enough to have a foreskin that ballooned: would stand in a row, urinate, and then squeeze the balloon to see who could “shoot” the farthest. As the preputial opening widens, most boys decrease their chances of winning the game but increase their ability to retract their foreskins.
Pathologic phimosis: Unlike physiologic phimosis, pathologic phimosis is an abnormal condition. Proper care for the intact penis is simple and helps to prevent pathologic foreskin conditions. The foreskin should be left alone until the prepuce demonstrates an ability to retract easily and naturally. Again, the boy should be the first person to retract his own foreskin. If the foreskin does not yet retract, there is nothing to “clean under”; its forcible retraction by a parent, doctor, or anybody other than the boy himself (it is highly unlikely that a boy will cause himself the pain of forced foreskin retraction) can result in scarring, infection, or inflammation-common causes of pathologic phimosis. Excessive use of bubble baths, soaps or shampoos in the bath, or chlorinated swimming pools can also cause the foreskin to close down to protect the underlying urinary opening (meatus). Symptoms may include redness, itchiness, and stinging or burning with urination. The foreskin will return to normal when the offending substances, which kill normal bacteria and cause yeast overgrowth, are removed from the boy’s environment. The healing process can be helped with “bacterial replacement therapy,” applying liquid Acidophilus culture (the active ingredient in yogurt) or other probiotic to the foreskin six times a day for three days.
Inelastic scar tissue caused by premature retraction may also prevent the foreskin from retracting. Gentle stretching of the remaining tissue will allow retractability over time in most boys. In others, a y-v or z-plasty can realign the tissue and widen the opening. If the male is not in pain, this surgical treatment should be used as a last resort and not until the end of puberty (25 years). And, finally, a condition of unknown etiology, previously called balanitis xerotica obliterans (BXO) and now more commonly referred to by the name used for the same condition in females, lichen sclerosis, is identified by change in the color of tissue to white and the closing down of the foreskin. A pharmacist has suggested a treatment that works well. Apply 1% clotrimazole cream and 1% hydrocortisone cream (both over-the-counter medicines) to the tissue three times a day. Improvement is generally noted within the first week, and the foreskin is usually restored to health in 6 to 8 weeks.
Keeping one’s foreskin should be a high priority. So, in sum, if somebody tells you your baby or child has “phimosis” and needs to be circumcised, remember that physiologic phimosis is normal and doesn’t need to be “treated.” And if you or another adult you know is diagnosed with pathologic phimosis, remember that there are several less drastic, effective treatment alternatives to circumcision, alternatives that will preserve both the protective and sexual functions of a most important body part.
Thanking you sir its very useful
Tight foreskin is normal for babies and it will seperate when he grows up mostly during puberty,For Babies the Foreskin will be fused with the glans with a Thin Membrane and Cannot be Retractable(pushed back)
The Foreskin will seperate naturally during puberty Mostly From 10 to 17 and can be Retractable(pushed back),Forcefully Retracting(Pushing back) causes problems like Bleeding,Infections,Scar Tissue,Phimosis in Adulthood,UTI'S etc.. It will Be painful to Babies
Do You Know: About phimosis?
One of the most frequently misdiagnosed conditions of the foreskin is phimosis. The reason for this misunderstanding is because the very paper that ended circumcision in England in 1949, recognizing that the attachment of the foreskin to the glans at birth is normal, also incorrectly said that the separation of the two structures is complete by the age of 3.
Physiologic phimosis: Today we know the attachment of the foreskin and glans is normal in infancy and childhood, and that the average age of foreskin retractability is 10.4 years. One to two percent of boys are born with a fully retractile foreskin and one to two percent of adult males live to old age with a problem-free non-retractile foreskin. These are variations on a theme. Retraction is unique to each boy, and the first person to retract a boy’s foreskin should be the boy himself. If the process isn’t complete by puberty, the hormones of puberty-and the increased interest in the organ at hand-generally complete the process. Most males can fully retract their foreskins by the time they’re 25.
During the developmental process, the foreskin and glans may begin to separate, while the opening of the foreskin is not yet lax enough to allow retraction. This can cause the foreskin to “balloon” as the boy urinates. I love the story of an elderly Irishman who tells how, as a boy, he and his friends lucky enough to have a foreskin that ballooned: would stand in a row, urinate, and then squeeze the balloon to see who could “shoot” the farthest. As the preputial opening widens, most boys decrease their chances of winning the game but increase their ability to retract their foreskins.
Pathologic phimosis: Unlike physiologic phimosis, pathologic phimosis is an abnormal condition. Proper care for the intact penis is simple and helps to prevent pathologic foreskin conditions. The foreskin should be left alone until the prepuce demonstrates an ability to retract easily and naturally. Again, the boy should be the first person to retract his own foreskin. If the foreskin does not yet retract, there is nothing to “clean under”; its forcible retraction by a parent, doctor, or anybody other than the boy himself (it is highly unlikely that a boy will cause himself the pain of forced foreskin retraction) can result in scarring, infection, or inflammation-common causes of pathologic phimosis. Excessive use of bubble baths, soaps or shampoos in the bath, or chlorinated swimming pools can also cause the foreskin to close down to protect the underlying urinary opening (meatus). Symptoms may include redness, itchiness, and stinging or burning with urination. The foreskin will return to normal when the offending substances, which kill normal bacteria and cause yeast overgrowth, are removed from the boy’s environment. The healing process can be helped with “bacterial replacement therapy,” applying liquid Acidophilus culture (the active ingredient in yogurt) or other probiotic to the foreskin six times a day for three days.
Inelastic scar tissue caused by premature retraction may also prevent the foreskin from retracting. Gentle stretching of the remaining tissue will allow retractability over time in most boys. In others, a y-v or z-plasty can realign the tissue and widen the opening. If the male is not in pain, this surgical treatment should be used as a last resort and not until the end of puberty (25 years). And, finally, a condition of unknown etiology, previously called balanitis xerotica obliterans (BXO) and now more commonly referred to by the name used for the same condition in females, lichen sclerosis, is identified by change in the color of tissue to white and the closing down of the foreskin. A pharmacist has suggested a treatment that works well. Apply 1% clotrimazole cream and 1% hydrocortisone cream (both over-the-counter medicines) to the tissue three times a day. Improvement is generally noted within the first week, and the foreskin is usually restored to health in 6 to 8 weeks.
Keeping one’s foreskin should be a high priority. So, in sum, if somebody tells you your baby or child has “phimosis” and needs to be circumcised, remember that physiologic phimosis is normal and doesn’t need to be “treated.” And if you or another adult you know is diagnosed with pathologic phimosis, remember that there are several less drastic, effective treatment alternatives to circumcision, alternatives that will preserve both the protective and sexual functions of a most important body part.
Sir en son 5 month baby ku hol chinnadha iruku urine sariya pogamatraga Ena panradhu?
It is normal
Sir My daughter have not yet turned 6 but her teeth has fallen is it normal?
Sir.. Vur pathi sollunga pls
Sir ennoda baby Mithran... Birth la erunthe VUR erunthathu... Right side grade 3, left side grade 1....now 3 yrs... Eppo edutha MCUG test la no VUR erukku... It's is possible to again...
Tq sooo much sir 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Sir, en payan ku september 2023 la circum operation panom ipo 10 days a urine pora place irritation ahuthu nu solran, ethum severe problem irukuma?
Eduku Circumcision?
My son 2.6 yrs..ipo foreskin wash panalama
Entha age la sir...... Kids ku entha mari palagi vidanum.......bath pandracha epdi than pananum nu
Thank you doctor😊
Ithu unnecessary
Sir என் பையன் ஆணுறுப்பு முன்னாடி தோல் அதிகமாக இருக்கற மாதிரி இருக்கு, இதனால் அவனுக்கு problem varuma? Illa வளர வளர சரி ஆகிடுமா?
Its normal,it will cure when he grows up,For Babies the Foreskin will be fused with the glans with a Thin Membrane and Cannot be Retractable(pushed back)
The Foreskin will seperate naturally during puberty Mostly From 10 to 17 and can be Retractable(pushed back),Forcefully Retracting(Pushing back) causes problems like Bleeding,Infections,Scar Tissue,Phimosis in Adulthood,UTI'S etc.. It will Be painful to Babies
Do You Know: About phimosis?
One of the most frequently misdiagnosed conditions of the foreskin is phimosis. The reason for this misunderstanding is because the very paper that ended circumcision in England in 1949, recognizing that the attachment of the foreskin to the glans at birth is normal, also incorrectly said that the separation of the two structures is complete by the age of 3.
Physiologic phimosis: Today we know the attachment of the foreskin and glans is normal in infancy and childhood, and that the average age of foreskin retractability is 10.4 years. One to two percent of boys are born with a fully retractile foreskin and one to two percent of adult males live to old age with a problem-free non-retractile foreskin. These are variations on a theme. Retraction is unique to each boy, and the first person to retract a boy’s foreskin should be the boy himself. If the process isn’t complete by puberty, the hormones of puberty-and the increased interest in the organ at hand-generally complete the process. Most males can fully retract their foreskins by the time they’re 25.
During the developmental process, the foreskin and glans may begin to separate, while the opening of the foreskin is not yet lax enough to allow retraction. This can cause the foreskin to “balloon” as the boy urinates. I love the story of an elderly Irishman who tells how, as a boy, he and his friends lucky enough to have a foreskin that ballooned: would stand in a row, urinate, and then squeeze the balloon to see who could “shoot” the farthest. As the preputial opening widens, most boys decrease their chances of winning the game but increase their ability to retract their foreskins.
Pathologic phimosis: Unlike physiologic phimosis, pathologic phimosis is an abnormal condition. Proper care for the intact penis is simple and helps to prevent pathologic foreskin conditions. The foreskin should be left alone until the prepuce demonstrates an ability to retract easily and naturally. Again, the boy should be the first person to retract his own foreskin. If the foreskin does not yet retract, there is nothing to “clean under”; its forcible retraction by a parent, doctor, or anybody other than the boy himself (it is highly unlikely that a boy will cause himself the pain of forced foreskin retraction) can result in scarring, infection, or inflammation-common causes of pathologic phimosis. Excessive use of bubble baths, soaps or shampoos in the bath, or chlorinated swimming pools can also cause the foreskin to close down to protect the underlying urinary opening (meatus). Symptoms may include redness, itchiness, and stinging or burning with urination. The foreskin will return to normal when the offending substances, which kill normal bacteria and cause yeast overgrowth, are removed from the boy’s environment. The healing process can be helped with “bacterial replacement therapy,” applying liquid Acidophilus culture (the active ingredient in yogurt) or other probiotic to the foreskin six times a day for three days.
Inelastic scar tissue caused by premature retraction may also prevent the foreskin from retracting. Gentle stretching of the remaining tissue will allow retractability over time in most boys. In others, a y-v or z-plasty can realign the tissue and widen the opening. If the male is not in pain, this surgical treatment should be used as a last resort and not until the end of puberty (25 years). And, finally, a condition of unknown etiology, previously called balanitis xerotica obliterans (BXO) and now more commonly referred to by the name used for the same condition in females, lichen sclerosis, is identified by change in the color of tissue to white and the closing down of the foreskin. A pharmacist has suggested a treatment that works well. Apply 1% clotrimazole cream and 1% hydrocortisone cream (both over-the-counter medicines) to the tissue three times a day. Improvement is generally noted within the first week, and the foreskin is usually restored to health in 6 to 8 weeks.
Keeping one’s foreskin should be a high priority. So, in sum, if somebody tells you your baby or child has “phimosis” and needs to be circumcised, remember that physiologic phimosis is normal and doesn’t need to be “treated.” And if you or another adult you know is diagnosed with pathologic phimosis, remember that there are several less drastic, effective treatment alternatives to circumcision, alternatives that will preserve both the protective and sexual functions of a most important body part.
Operation panni next, neir vikuim ma sir
வணக்கம் சார் என் குழந்தைக்கு ஒரு வயது முதல் மூன்று மாதம் ஆகிறது,சிறுநீர் பொகிற பாதை மிகசின்னாதாக உள்ளது.நீங்கள் சொன்னது போல்செய்து வறுகிறேன். அறுவை சிகிச்சை செய்ய வேண்டிய அவசியம் வறுமா?
Please don't!
Sir, my son 2 years old
Is it good for him?
No,Circumcision is not Neccessary and it affects the brain for children
Sir enoda baby ku 2 year 6 month achu avaruku kunju chinnatha iruku ithu problem ah irukuma ila periya paiyan aagupodhu sari ah poiduma pls pls pls solunga sir
Don't worry! It's normal!
Good evening sir. En paiyanuku 6 month akuthu urine chotu chota poran kammiyana quantity la athiga time poran check panna pennies la iruka hole romba chinnatha iruku athuku elocon cream use pannalama sir ...am in bangalore sir so pls
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Hi sis ena panninga. Ipo sari agiducha. En babykum same problem.
Sir enn son ku urine pogum pothu balloon mari vengum doctor pathu ointment kuduthar thol pinuku vanthudu chu.. but ipo enn son adikadi kai pelvis la vechi thola eluthu eluthu vidura atha epadi sir mathu rathu. Wash kuda pani vidura please reply panuga sir
@GV Fashion doctor enn son ku ointment kuduthar oru ten days potum apuram seri aiduchu
@GV Fashion enn son ku kuda one year apo tha entha mari symptoms katuchu ipo correct time poi doctor ah parunga
That is common nothing to worry
Pls tell ointment name
vanakkam sir ennoda baby ku two month aguthu starting la irunthu sali puduchuruku... Nose la mattum sound kekuthu sir.... Enakkum ippo udambu sari illa sali puduchuruku romba tired da iruku so feed pannalaama sir...
Hi Doctor. My son got operated. After that the urine repeats. Within 10 mins he going to toilet for urine. Is it normal?
Why he got operated?
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Hello sir, can you please explain about colours of the poop in infants and toddlers ? My baby passes stool in green colour , is that fine ? Please explain. Thank you sir.