Congenital anomalies (occlusion of the esophagus-stomach-small or large intestines, part or all of the heart-intestines-bladder being outside, adhesions, deficiency or excesses in arms and legs, hands and fingers)
Shortness of breath starting from birth, foaming at the mouth, vomiting, inability to poop or incontinence, inability to urinate or incontinence, bloody poop
Hernias that can be seen in the groin, belly and abdomen starting from birth
One or both testicles not descended into the sac
Cysts filled with water in the bag or groin
Painful, reddened swelling in the bag
Do not urinate under or above your penis
Attachment of the foreskin
Kidney and urinary tract diseases or stones that cause recurrent urinary tract infections
Deformities in the chest or back
Curvature in the neck
Painful or painless discharge swellings on the neck from time to time, goiter
Benign tumors called hemangiomas that can be seen in the form of red moles or widespread in the head, neck and almost anywhere in the body
Childhood benign tumors and cancers that may present with a mass, particularly in organs such as the liver, spleen, kidneys, adrenal glands, stomach, intestines, and bladder
All intra-abdominal inflammations that may occur congenitally or later, especially appendicitis, which are accompanied by findings such as abdominal pain, high fever, nausea, and vomiting.
Emergency or later interventions in cases such as traffic accidents inside or outside the vehicle, falling from a height, hitting, gunshot wounds, etc.