Category: Pediatric Urology

Constipation is often viewed as an uncomfortable but relatively minor childhood issue – something kids outgrow, or simply a temporary inconvenience. While many parents associate…

Caring for a child is always a journey of learning and adaptation, but when a child has developmental challenges, bladder care can present unique hurdles.…

Frequent urination is a surprisingly common issue in children, often prompting parental concern and sometimes leading to extensive (and unnecessary) medical investigations. While physical causes…

Potty training is a significant milestone for both children and their parents, often filled with excitement…and sometimes, frustration. While most children navigate this process relatively…

Urinary reflux, particularly in infants, is often a silent condition – meaning it doesn’t always present with obvious symptoms, especially in its early stages. This…

Urinary tract infections (UTIs), particularly cystitis—inflammation of the bladder—are a frustratingly common experience for many women, but they disproportionately affect young girls. This isn’t simply…

Toddlers are bundles of energy, constantly exploring their world and developing new skills. As they grow, changes in their behavior – including toileting habits –…

Nighttime urination, clinically known as nocturia, is an incredibly common experience, particularly as we age. For many, it’s merely an occasional inconvenience – a quick…

Childhood is a period brimming with growth, learning, and exploration—but also one susceptible to significant stress. While we often associate stress with adults navigating career…

Painful urination, also known as dysuria, is a distressing symptom in children that immediately prompts concern for parents and caregivers. It’s often – and understandably…