Wilms Tumour (Wilms Tumor): A Lump in Your Child’s Tummy
Many parents find it by chance. While bathing or dressing a small child, a hand rests on the tummy and feels a firm, smooth lump that does not hurt. The child is playing and eating normally. One of the causes doctors check first is Wilms tumour (also spelt Wilms tumor, or called nephroblastoma), a cancer […]
Posterior Urethral Valves in Baby Boys: Signs, Surgery and Kidney Care
Perhaps the pregnancy scan showed a large bladder and two swollen kidneys in your baby boy. Or your newborn son passes urine in a weak dribble, or keeps getting fevers from urine infection. One cause of this picture is posterior urethral valves (PUV). Below is what these valves are, how doctors treat them, and why […]
My Child’s Urine Infections Keep Coming Back — Could Urine Be Refluxing to the Kidney?
When a child’s urine infections keep coming back, urine may be refluxing up to the kidney (VUR). Why the scans matter — and why most children avoid surgery.
The Scan Shows My Baby’s Kidney Is Swollen — Should I Worry?
Your pregnancy scan showed a swollen kidney? What antenatal hydronephrosis means, why most cases settle, and the tests your baby needs after birth.
My Son Has Sudden, Severe Pain in One Testicle — Could It Be Testicular Torsion?
A pediatric surgeon in Raipur explains testicular torsion — the time-critical emergency behind sudden testicle pain in boys. What it looks like, why the first 6 hours decide everything, and when to rush to hospital.
Hypospadias in Newborn Boys: Why You Must Not Circumcise — and When to Plan Surgery
AIIMS-trained pediatric urologist in Raipur explains hypospadias in newborn boys — why circumcision must be avoided, the right age for surgery, and what to expect.
Phimosis in Boys: When Does Tight Foreskin Actually Need Treatment?
Most young boys with tight foreskin do not need surgery. An AIIMS-trained pediatric urologist in Raipur explains when phimosis truly needs treatment.
My Child Keeps Getting Urine Infections — Is There a Hidden Kidney Problem?
One urine infection (UTI) in a child is worrying enough. But recurrent UTI in children is even more stressful. It comes back every few months, with the same fever, the same crying and the same antibiotics. So most parents start to ask a question their child doctor may not have answered yet: “Is there something […]
Undescended Testis in Baby Boys: What Every Parent Needs to Know
Imagine your newborn’s first checkup. The doctor says they could not feel one (or both) of your son’s testes in the scrotum (the skin bag below the penis). This is called an undescended testis. Or maybe you noticed it yourself during a bath. Either way, you probably went home with many questions and a lot […]