Category: Pediatric Urology

Waking up wet long after toilet training is complete can be deeply distressing for both children and their parents. Often dismissed as simply “bedwetting” (enuresis),…

Understanding a toddler’s urination frequency is often a source of anxiety for parents, especially as they navigate the complexities of potty training and developmental milestones.…

Waking up multiple times at night to urinate can be incredibly disruptive for anyone, but when it happens to older children – typically those beyond…

Chronic inflammation is a complex process often associated with adult diseases like heart disease and arthritis, but its presence in pediatric urinary systems is increasingly…

Many parents experience the frustration – and sometimes embarrassment – of dealing with children who seem to take an unusually long time to empty their…

A sudden change in toileting habits – particularly a refusal to use the toilet despite previously being reliably trained – is often deeply concerning for…

Difficulty initiating urination in children can be a source of significant anxiety for both child and parent. It’s often a subtle issue initially, manifesting as…

The intricate development of a child is a fascinating process, often marked by predictable milestones in areas like motor skills, language acquisition, and social-emotional growth.…

Many people experience changes in urine odor at some point, often triggering worry about potential underlying health issues. While a sudden, strong, or unusual smell…

Diaper rash is an incredibly common concern for parents of infants and toddlers – almost a rite of passage in early parenthood. Typically appearing as…