Category: Pediatric Urology

Post-void dribbling (PVD) in young boys can be a source of considerable anxiety for both the child and their parents. Often dismissed as an embarrassing…

Urination is a fundamental bodily function, essential for eliminating waste products and maintaining fluid balance. Most people don’t give much thought to how often they…

Urine leakage after emptying your bladder is surprisingly common, affecting millions of people across all ages and demographics. Often dismissed as an embarrassing inconvenience or…

Potty training is often celebrated as a major milestone in toddlerhood – a sign of growing independence and maturity. Parents beam with pride as their…

Recognizing when a child is purposefully holding urine can be incredibly challenging for parents and caregivers. It’s often difficult to distinguish between genuine accidents, developmental…

Frequent urination is a common concern among school-age children, and when it specifically occurs during evening hours, it can be particularly disruptive for both the…

Urinary discomfort in children can be a source of significant distress for both the child and their caregivers. It’s often a fleeting issue – perhaps…

The frustrating experience of a child refusing to use the toilet is surprisingly common, sparking anxiety in parents and caregivers alike. It’s often dismissed as…

Starting kindergarten is a monumental step for both children and their families. It represents a significant shift in routine, environment, and social expectations. Along with…

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are surprisingly common in children, particularly in girls due to their shorter urethras. While many UTIs are straightforward to treat with…