My child's genital organs are too small?
535387
This is not the place to ask this question. You should see a doctor
530805
i think it is always best to ask a doctor especially if its for your child. there could be a drug interaction or complication with any underlying conditions your daughter might have.
418673
You need to get an opinion from botn a nephrologist and an ob-gyn, not us bunch of losers.  Having a baby can be rough on a fragile body.
1012304
Please read this all the way through, my heart is with you. I have two boys 10 and 6 that did the same thing (flushing). Charging 10 cents every time I found the bowl full stopped my problem. But your daughter seems like she has hit rebellion already. My 6 year old became very sore and he learned his lesson at 4 about wiping. But with your daughter "dirty down there" is not going to work. She's 10 not 4, don't patronize her, think back to when you were 10. Let's face it we were all picking up info from friends about sex. You 3 parents have to get together as a group and realize she is not a child she is a young lady/woman. Lectures and threats are not going to work anymore. She needs to start making her own decisions, educated decisions. Talk to a gynecologist get facts about what could happen if she doesn't clean up her act. Pictures if necessary, of what these diseases can do to her body. She could pick up staf infection just to name one, and wind up in the hospital. (My husband being a fire fighter had a call at one time about a woman with an upset stomach. She wasn't a wiper either her whole body smelt of crap. When they got her to the hospital because no one wanted to check between her legs (which was where the real discomfort was) they found her vagina was infested, stuffed with maggots.)Please do everything in your power to educate her in a way that will help her to help herself make the right choices. Also is she happy with herself, looks, school, and friends. These are all very important to her right now. If she doesn't have it yet soon she will be starting her cycle. You think you have problems now, wait. This is the summer of change for your family. Make it that way, help her, she needs you all just to hear her, and realize she is not a little girl, or even a big girl, she is a young lady/woman. A new hair style, a light colored eyeshadow if not wearing makeup, a few new clothes, you might want to rethink the panty thing. Is she wearing panties that make her feel like a young lady/woman, or is she wearing widebottomed, widesided diaperwear. Help her to feel different about herself. Chin up, no one ever said this parent thing was easy, but think of the good times, keep an open mind, and email me if you need to. We have all been there in one way or another.
45607
It not possible, a man does not have a uterus or hormones that are nessisary for pregnancy. Male hip-bones are also too narrow which would be harmfull to the child.
169649
I tend to agree with the above person. Although there seems to be quite a bit of info on the internet, it's often better to have it explained to you by an expert. There are different treatment modalities, that I won't go into here. Best to speak in depth with your childs doctor. Best of wishes.\n\nHave you discussed surgical options?
647444
It depends on her age. I hope she is of the consenting age! Some women are smaller in that area and are much tighter. If she still has her hyman that must be broke before you can enter her. Maybe she needs to seek the advice from a qualified Ob/GYN. They would be better able to discuss the do's and donts. Besides you need to play it safe and USE PROTECTION.
590255
Its dangerous for an infant, because he/she has such small lungs and not a very good immune system. I'm not real sure what to do, but your doctor will be able to tell you. (yeah, its a dumb question to ask a doctor, but my sister did)\n\nGood luck with the rest of your pregnacy, and God bless.
134668
Not usually - you probably need to see the urologist who prescribed the maintenance antibiotics to see if everything is okay with your little one - there are several antibiotics they can choose from at this time & they can work to find one that is a good match. My daughter was diagnosed with vesicoureteral reflux at the age of 3 months & was on daily maintenance antibiotics until she turned 4. This was to prevent her from getting any form of kidney or UTI infection & it played hell with her appetite. She was underweight for about 2 years (22 lbs) & even now at 7 is only 51 lbs. I suggest you call the urologist as soon as possible & discuss this with them because their professional answer will do more for your little one than anything we can tell you on here. Good luck!
1054874
Make sure you're feeding him a healthy diet for one.  That's all you can do. Also remember to have doctor check ups.  It's not a horrible thing if your child is underweight.  I've been underweight my entire life and I'm healthy.  Talk to your doctor if your very concerned to make sure it's nothing however.  Keep them active and off the couch and they should grow up to normal.
474473
Take them to their doctor first. You may think your child is overweight, when in fact the child is fine. Your docotr will probably give you a plan is weight loss is needed.\n\nGet them outside to PLAY. Have them eat nutrious food, no junk food. MOST of all...YOU do it too. Let your child see that it is fun to exercise and eat healthy.
561164
well it's impossible to make any conclusive statements without knowing the entire case and what exactly was damaged.  if it was intussusception (when one part of the intestine "telescopes" into another causing a blockage of his bowels) and then a ruptured bowel, then this should not really affect his ability to have kids later in life.  I believe if there had been any involvement of his reproductive system the surgeons would have told you.
959581
Be over 12 and have opposing sex organs??
194145
it may be gynecomastia, enlargement of the natural breasts of mammals. take him to your doctor, it may be hormonal problems. is your son obeise? this can cause it. The condition usually can be diagnosed by examination by a physician. Occasionally, imaging by X-rays or ultrasound is needed to confirm the diagnosis. Blood tests are required to see if there is any underlying disease causing the gynecomastia.
1048287
Medically it is not normal for neither boys nor girls. In case that happens medical consultation should be considered.\n\nP.S: the amount of bleeding & the duration are also of importance.
1116037
Your baby should not have any hands and feet inside of it.\n\nSee you doctor immediately!
929613
I'm not sure if this will help you, but my cousin's oldest daughter has this same problem.  SHe is 14, though, and is being seen by specialists at a special hospital.  She is 3 feet tall.  It is her thyroid and they are trying experimental medication on her.  She may have grown an inch in the last year, which is great.  I also have small hands, but not smaller than average.  I would take the advice and get your thyroid tested.  Then again, due to that hormone missing, that may be the reason behind it.  Is it Estrogen?