Pediatric Urology

Common issues include foreskin disorders, abnormalities in the development of the urethra, foreskin infections, kidney stones, labial adhesion and urinary tract infections. It is incredibly important that any urological complaints are detected and treated in time as they can quickly lead to serious complications.

When should you consult a pediatric urologist?

Foreskin obstruction (phimosis), foreskin adhesion, foreskin infections
Developmental abnormalities from birth of the kidneys or the genitourinary organs
Urination issues, bedwetting, urinary incontinence
Cramping pain in lower back and kidneys
Blood in urine
For girls, labial adhesion
For boys, undescended testes, swelling of the scrotum on one or both sides

Tests and procedures available at the clinic:

Loosening of foreskin in the event of foreskin adhesion, surgical removal if necessary
Examination of urinary discomfort

Reviews

Many thanks for the first class, friendly care!
58-year-old male patient
We had surgery with Dr. KIss and he did a wonderful job! By the way, the kindness and attention from both of the Doctor and the assistant is a huge plus for a small child in such a situation, so thank you very much!
8-year-old boy
It was a great relief for us when we finally walked out of Dr. Kiss office with a diagnosis for our daughter after weeks of doctor visits. We have been grateful ever since for the professionalism and care we have received and continue to receive here.
40-year-old father