Pediatric Urology

Caring for Your Child's Urological Health with Expertise and Compassion

Children are not just small adults—they require specialized care tailored to their unique developmental needs. Our Department of Pediatric Urology is dedicated to diagnosing and treating urological conditions in infants, children, and adolescents with the gentleness and expertise they deserve.

Pediatric urological conditions can range from common issues like bedwetting to complex congenital abnormalities that may require surgical intervention. Early diagnosis and treatment are crucial for preventing long-term complications and ensuring your child’s healthy development.

Our pediatric urologists work closely with parents to create a warm, child-friendly environment that reduces anxiety and promotes healing. We understand that seeing your child unwell can be stressful, which is why we prioritize clear communication, emotional support, and family-centered care throughout the treatment journey.

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FAQs

At what age should undescended testes be treated?

Surgery is typically recommended between 6-18
months of age to prevent fertility problems and reduce cancer risk. Early intervention ensures optimal
testicular development and function.

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