Hypospadias Treatment in Bhopal
Hypospadias is a condition where the urinary opening is not at the usual position on the tip of the penis. The penis may also look curved in some children.
Parent-friendly guidance
This page explains the condition in simple language, highlights when parents should seek help, and outlines how treatment is usually planned.
Hypospadias is usually identified in the neonatal period or early infancy.
Early assessment helps plan the right timing and type of repair.
Treatment focuses on normal urination, function, and appearance.
Common signs parents may notice
- Urine opening not at the tip of the penis
- Curvature of the penis
- A hooded or unusual-looking foreskin
How treatment is planned
- The child is examined to understand the type and severity of hypospadias.
- Surgery is planned carefully to correct the opening and straighten curvature if present.
- The goal is safe healing, normal urinary stream, and good long-term function.
Recovery & follow-up
- Parents are guided about dressings, medications, and follow-up visits.
- Temporary swelling is common after surgery and usually settles gradually.
- Long-term review may be advised depending on the complexity of repair.
Helpful answers about hypospadias.
What is the right age for hypospadias surgery?
The right timing varies, but early childhood is commonly preferred after specialist evaluation.
Should circumcision be avoided before review?
Yes. Parents are usually advised not to circumcise until a pediatric surgeon evaluates the child.
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Apollo Sage Hospitals
E-8 Extension, Bawadiya Kalan, Arera Colony
Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh — 462026, India