Category: Pediatric Urology

It’s a familiar scene for many parents: your child announces they need to pee, you rush them to the bathroom, celebrate a successful trip, and…

Chronic constipation, often dismissed as an inconvenient digestive issue, can frequently overshadow and even cause underlying problems within the urinary system. Many individuals experiencing persistent…

The act of urination, seemingly mundane, is deeply intertwined with our neurological and physiological states. We often perceive it as a simple bodily function –…

Bladder overactivity in children is often a source of significant stress for both the child and their caregivers. It’s more common than many parents realize,…

Frequent urination in children can be a source of stress for both the child and their caregivers, particularly during car rides where access to facilities…

Bladder irritation in children can be a surprisingly common issue, often manifesting as frequent urination, urgency, discomfort, or even accidental wetting. It’s distressing for both…

Children with low muscle tone, often referred to as hypotonia, face unique challenges in many areas of development, including toileting. This can result in accidents…

Bladder dysfunction in children is more common than many parents realize, and often goes undetected because symptoms can be subtle or mistaken for normal developmental…

Frequent urination in children can be a source of significant worry for parents. It’s often instinctive to assume increased fluid intake is the culprit, but…

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are a common ailment across all ages, but when they occur in children – particularly infants and young toddlers – they…