Children with this disorder are found to have different external genitalia from normal infants after birth: the penis is short and bent ventrally; the head of the penis is small and flat, without foreskin wrapping, foreskin accumulation on the dorsal side of the penis; the opening of the urethra is not on the head of the penis but on the penis, and the deformity is severe opening in the perineum. Specific as follows: 1, the common symptoms of hypospadias have abnormal urination, mainly manifested as the original line is thin, the service flow from the lower no projection, wetting the clothes and pants when urinating. 2, the common symptoms of hypospadias have penis erection obviously downward brow bending. Suburethral cleft without timely treatment brings great pain to the child Scrotal dysplasia coupled with splitting, just like the large labia of a baby girl, can easily mistake a baby boy for a baby girl or a feminine person (hermaphroditism). We once treated a 7-year-old child whose parents had been mistaking her for a girl, going by a girl’s name and using the girl’s toilet, before changing the sex of the account after treatment. Indeed, severe hypospadias with bilateral cryptorchidism is difficult to distinguish from hermaphroditism by appearance and sometimes requires sex chromosome identification to differentiate. Hypospadias will cause serious physical and psychological disorders to the child, causing a great deal of pain. For example, due to the ectopic opening of the urethra and the downward curvature of the penis, the child cannot urinate upright and has to squat like a girl, and this psychological damage becomes more severe after school. Hypospadias is the most common congenital malformation of the genitourinary system in male children, with a prevalence rate of 1/300, and many parents are now paying more attention to this area, observing whether the child’s penis is too small or recurved, and whether the testicles are in their normal position. Observe whether the child stands up when urinating and whether he or she frequently wets his or her pants. If hypospadias occurs, do not circumcise the child at will, but see a urologist for treatment. Surgical treatment is an effective way to cure hypospadias. Although there are many kinds of surgeries available, it is important to choose a regular and professional hospital with pediatric urology to ensure the success rate and surgical results. The actual Urethral Rupture can be cured, once the diagnosis of pediatric Urethral Rupture is determined, should choose the appropriate time to give surgery to correct the penis downward curvature, so that the urethra opening as close to the normal position, the child can stand to urinate, adults have the ability to reproduce. In recent years, the surgical treatment of this disease has made great progress, and the staged surgery used in the past has been replaced by a one-stage operation, which not only greatly reduces the pain of the child, but also places more emphasis on the appearance and function of the penis as close to normal as possible. With regard to the age of surgery, it is now generally accepted that it should be done before school age or earlier to reduce the psychological trauma of the child. In general, children around the age of 3 years old can meet the basic requirements for surgical repair. In cases of short-segment hypospadias and without hypospadias, the surgery can also be done earlier. In cases of combined penile dysplasia, which is often associated with endocrine defects, appropriate tests and hormone therapy should be performed before surgery is performed after the penis has enlarged. Generally speaking, most children with hypospadias can achieve satisfactory results after surgical correction, and as long as the testicles function normally, they will be able to have children in the future.