What it is
Epispadias is a rare congenital condition in which the urethral opening develops on the upper side of the penis instead of in its normal position. Early diagnosis and proper medical care are essential for optimal function and long-term health.
Symptoms
Abnormal urinary opening
Urinary incontinence
Sexual function issues
Causes
Congenital developmental abnormality
Diagnosis
Diagnosis is done through physical examination and imaging studies.
Treatment Options
Treatment primarily involves corrective surgery and long-term follow-up care.
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Q2. What causes epispadias?
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Q6. Can epispadias affect urination?
Q7. Does epispadias affect fertility?
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Q9. Is epispadias a lifelong condition?
Q10. When should epispadias be treated?
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