What is a Pediatric Urologist?

A pediatric urologist does not only treat the health issues in children, but also have specialization in educating children with illnesses, disabilities, or disorders that involve their urinary tract or genitals. This form of medical doctor would have advanced general urology and pediatric urology education that will allow you to work with infants, children, and teenagers’ genitourinary health problems. When you think your loved ones require this sort of care, you would certainly want to know about these doctors and why they should rely on their skills.

How will pediatric urologists support their patients?

Pediatric urologists are qualified as physicians and are specifically educated in the area of genitourinary young people. You will have the necessary expertise to assess and make a diagnosis of child health issues in this particular area. Then they will examine the issue and work on returning the individual to safety. That covers tumor and malignancy complications, concerns related to diseases such as-:

• Spina bifida

• Sex growth problems and illnesses

• Voiding illnesses

• Urinary tract infections involving surgery.

What type of education do pediatric urologists have?

The below-mentioned things are necessary for a pediatric urologist to have to treat children, infants, and teenagers.

• Medical school for a minimum of 4 years

• Operational residency for one or two years

• At least four additional years of general urology internship experience

• Additional experience in pediatric urology one to three years

• A pediatric urologist will dedicate at least 80% of his practice to urological disorders in infants, young people, and teenagers.

• Urologists who follow these requirements for a degree in additional training in pediatric Urology have been established by the American Council of Urology.

Who makes pediatric urology programs special in Aastha? Who makes it generic?

Aastha Urology is known as one of the best private urology practices in the world. This prestige and experience apply to the childhood department as well. Pediatric urologists and other Urology fellows support young people from birth to age 18 in our center and the region surrounding them. Their experience has trained them for all the issues related to the following:

• Kidneys

• Testicles

• Ureter

• Penis

• Bladder

• Scrotum

We have now developed a special clinic at our Urology Center to support children in the area suffering from wetting disorders or certain types of excessive urination. Physicians at the clinic recognize that these children have special challenges and that these problems will affect their life tremendously. The issue of urination will contribute to anxiety and later in life to social issues for children. Each kid in the clinic would be handled individually.