Child-Friendly Care

Pediatric Urology

Gentle, specialized treatment for urinary and genital issues in children. From Bedwetting to Congenital Repairs, your child is in safe hands.

Consult for Your Child

Special Care for Little Ones

Children are not just small adults. Their medical needs are unique, and treating them requires patience, gentleness, and specialized surgical skills.

Dr. Chetan Sharma has extensive experience in Pediatric Urology. Whether it is a simple circumcision or a complex reconstruction for a birth defect, we ensure the procedure is safe, pain-free, and minimally invasive to help your child recover quickly.

Parent Assurance:

We explain every step of the process to parents to reduce anxiety and ensure you are comfortable with the treatment plan.

Common Conditions in Kids

Expert solutions for congenital and developmental issues.

Bedwetting (Enuresis)

Involuntary urination during sleep in children over 5 years. We treat this with behavioral therapy and medication if needed.

Undescended Testis

A condition where the testis fails to move down into the scrotum. Surgical correction (Orchidopexy) is done to protect future fertility.

Phimosis (Circumcision)

Tight foreskin that cannot be pulled back. We perform safe, hygienic circumcision to prevent infections and urinary blockage.

Hypospadias

A birth defect where the urinary opening is not at the tip of the penis. Our reconstructive surgery restores normal function and appearance.

PUJ Obstruction

Blockage in the kidney's drainage system found in children. We treat this with Pyeloplasty to save the kidney.

Why Trust Us With Your Child?

Gentle Approach

Our team is trained to handle children with care, minimizing fear and discomfort.

Pediatric Anesthesia

We use specialized pediatric anesthesia protocols to ensure maximum safety during surgery.

Minimal Scars

We use fine sutures and minimally invasive techniques so your child grows up with minimal or no scarring.

Parent FAQs

At what age should circumcision be done? +

It can be done at any age if medically necessary (Phimosis). For religious or cultural reasons, it is often done in infancy or early childhood.

Is surgery safe for small children? +

Yes. With modern pediatric anesthesia and monitoring, surgeries are extremely safe. We monitor the child closely until they are fully awake.

When is bedwetting a problem? +

Bedwetting is common up to age 5. If it persists beyond age 6 or 7, or if the child was dry and starts wetting again, a checkup is needed.