Son’s Urination Exudes Purulent Fluid, How to Solve It?

During urination, my son exuded three drops of purulent urine. After urination, his little penis appeared red and swollen, with the urine showing a yellowish tinge. Laboratory tests and thorough examination results: no previous treatment records and effects: none. Assistance sought: What could be the cause? How should it be treated? Is he suffering from an upset stomach? How old is the child? Is it phimosis, with the glans not being visible? If so, the child is very likely to have balanoposthitis because the glans cannot come out, making it difficult for pus to drain and heal.
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Survival Rate of Endodermal Sinus Tumors

The five-year survival rate after endodermal sinus tumor surgery is about 70%, and regular checks of alpha-fetoprotein are required to prevent recurrence. For pneumonia, enhanced anti-inflammatory treatment is necessary, and most cases can recover.
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Symptoms Analysis of Pediatric Hepatoblastoma

The initial symptoms of pediatric hepatoblastoma are often unobvious, with no jaundice or fever. However, parents may notice a swollen abdomen during bath time. Sometimes, doctors discover a lump in the abdomen during physical exams. Older children may complain of abdominal pain. Hepatoblastoma cells can sometimes produce gonadotropin, which may lead to premature puberty in children. Some children may have pigmented skin spots. Some children experience unconscious abdominal pain. The course of the disease is faster than that of common malignant tumors. Symptoms may include decreased appetite, fatigue, and gradual weight loss. In the late stage, fever, secondary anemia, ascites, and lower limb edema may occur.
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