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Hypospadias






        A stricture is a narrowing of the new urinating channel.   Patient education websites
        Parents or children may notice that the stream has
        changed and become like a laser beam. An opening          American Urology Association:
        of the wound can occur along the shaft which often
        heals on its own. If the wound in the head of the         http://www.urologyhealth.org/urology/index.
        penis opens the appearance may look similar to the        cfm?article=130&display=1
        preoperative appearance. This may require a repeat
        surgery.                                                  Toronto Sick Kids:
                                                                  http://www.aboutkidshealth.ca/En/
        Follow-up                                                 HealthAZ/ConditionsandDiseases/
                                                                  GenitalandReproductiveDisorders/Pages/
        Most complications will become apparent in the first      HypospadiasHome.aspx
        few months following surgery. It is important to follow-
        up with your child’s physician to ensure that no further
        surgeries are required. Length of follow  up will depend
        upon your physician and the type of your child’s
        hypospadias. In the long term children born with
        hypospadias can have normal urinating habits and
        have normal sexual function with no impact on the
        ability to have a child.




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