Pediatric Urology

Children with congenital abnormalities such as hypospadias, undescended testis, and vesicoureteral reflux receive specialized surgical and medical care. Early treatment ensures proper urinary function and development.

Frequently Asked Question's

What urinary problems can affect children?

Children can develop a range of urinary and genital conditions, including urinary tract problems, difficulty passing urine, bedwetting, recurrent infections, and certain conditions present from birth. A pediatric urology evaluation can help identify the underlying cause.

When should a child see a pediatric urologist?

A child may need a pediatric urology consultation if they have repeated urinary infections, difficulty or pain while urinating, blood in the urine, ongoing bedwetting, abnormal genital development, or other persistent urinary concerns.

How are urinary problems diagnosed in children?

The doctor may review the child's symptoms and medical history and perform a physical examination. Depending on the concern, tests such as urine analysis, ultrasound, or other specialised investigations may be recommended.

Can urinary conditions in children be treated without surgery?

Some pediatric urological conditions can be managed with medicines, behavioural changes, observation, or other non-surgical approaches. Surgery may be considered when a structural problem or another condition requires corrective treatment.

Why is early evaluation important for pediatric urological problems?

Early evaluation can help identify conditions that may affect a child's urinary function, comfort, or development. Timely treatment and regular follow-up can help manage the problem appropriately as the child grows.