Dr. Aadil Farooq Pediatric Urologist

  Understanding Pediatric Urology Pediatric urology is a medical specialty that treats children of all ages for issues related to the urinary system and genital tract. This includes problems involving the kidneys, bladder, and hernias. Many issues related to the urinary system may not be apparent at birth, and the urinary system is responsible for removing waste and toxins from the body. Pediatric urologists are specially trained to understand and treat conditions in children. They use a child-centered approach to ensure that treatment is comfortable and appropriate for each child’s needs. Common Conditions in Pediat...

  As parents, it’s natural to be attentive to every aspect of your child’s health. While pediatricians can handle most common medical concerns, there are times when a specialist’s care is needed- especially for issues related to the urinary tract or genitals. That’s where a pediatric urologist comes in. Pediatric urologists are specially trained to diagnose and treat urinary and genital problems in infants, children, and adolescents. 1.        Frequent urinary tract infections (UTIs) While occasional UTIs can happen in children, recurrent infections may indicate an underlying issue with the urinary tract, such as structural abnormality or vesicoureteral reflux (when urine flows backward from the bladder toward the kidneys). A pediatric urologist can perform tests to determine the cause and recommend appropriate treatment to prevent kidney damage. 2.        Urinary incontinence or Bedwetting It’s normal for young ch...

  What is Pediatric Urology? Pediatric Urology is a subspeciality of medicine and surgery that focuses on disorders of the urinary and genital systems in children and adolescents- from newborns through teens. These including conditions affecting kidneys, ureters, bladder, urethra, and testicles and penis. The field addresses both congenital and acquired issues. Why it is important in a state like Rajasthan? Rajasthan with its mix of urban centers (like Jaipur and Jodhpur) and large rural hinterlands- presents both opportunities and challenges for pediatric Urology. The presence of specialists and modern hospitals means good care is available; for instance; clinics in Jaipur advertise advanced diagnostics and minimally invasive surgery for children. At the same time awareness among parents may be lower, and access from rural areas may involve travel and logistics. Common conditions in Pediatric Urology Here are few frequent pediatric urology issues you might encounter: ...

  One of the most frequently observed conditions during pregnancy ultrasounds is fetalhydronephrosis . It is the oedema or enlargement of the kidneys of an unborn child as a result of excess urine. Although the diagnosis can be worrying for expecting parents, in most instances, the condition heals itself and does not indicate severe complications. Understanding what fetal hydronephrosis is, its causes, and how it is managed can help guide parents through the process with clear information and confidence. What Is Fetal Hydronephrosis? Fetal hydronephrosis is a condition that arises when urine cannot drain out of the kidney into the bladder, leading to swelling of the kidney. This is normally identified during a routine prenatal ultrasound, typically between 18 and 22 weeks of pregnancy. The classification depends upon how much the renal pelvis (the section of the kidney where the urine gathers) is dilated. Milder cases can either resolve before or after birth, whereas the sever...