Bladder and Peeing Problems
Learn more about common conditions of the bladder and common problems that children have with peeing, including bladder bowel dysfunction, neurogenic bladder, and bedwetting.
What does constipation have to do with peeing problems? Read on to find out why constipation can be responsible for peeing problems in as many as 40% of pediatric urology patients.
Fortunately, most children grow out of bedwetting with no issues. Read on to find out more about when to be worried about your child's bedwetting.
There are many reasons for a child to have repeated urinary tract infections. Read more about how your doctors will seek to help your child break the cycle of UTIs.
Vesicoureteral reflux or VUR is a condition of the bladder and ureters that can make it easier for children to get urinary tract infections. Read on to find out more about this condition.
Children who are born with problems of the spine, like spina bifida, will have bladders that may not function properly as a result. Read on to find out more about how these children should be evaluated and supported.