A bulge at the belly button is common in babies and children and may indicate an umbilical hernia. Here is what to look out for, when to seek specialist advice and why coins or plasters do not help.
With the return to school and sport, symptoms such as groin swelling, groin pain or testicular discomfort may become more noticeable. Here is when a specialist assessment may be useful.
During a child’s growth, parents may have questions about genital development, such as a non-retractable foreskin, phimosis or the position of the testicle. Here is when a specialist evaluation may be useful.
Pediatric surgery does not always mean surgery. A specialist consultation can help clarify concerns, assess the child properly and choose the most appropriate care pathway.
