Hypospadias
Hypospadias is present at birth when the urethral opening is on the underside of the penis rather than at the tip. Surgery in early childhood restores normal structure and function.
Child urological care for hypospadias, undescended testis, VUR and congenital urinary tract conditions.
Paediatric urology in Kanpur is offered by Dr. Avijit Kumar for conditions such as hypospadias, undescended testis and vesicoureteral reflux. He is an MCh urologist treating children at Smt Ramkali Memorial Nursing Home, Pandu Nagar, Kakadeo, Kanpur with over 17 years of surgical experience.
When something is wrong with a child's urinary system, parents naturally worry, and they often struggle to find a specialist who treats children specifically. Many urological conditions in children are present from birth, and the timing of treatment can make a real difference to a child's long-term health and development.
Early, correct treatment protects the kidneys and supports normal growth. Dr. Avijit Kumar provides paediatric urology care at his clinic in Pandu Nagar, Kanpur. His MCh training in urology covers the surgical correction of congenital and childhood urological conditions, and he approaches young patients and their anxious parents with patience and clear explanation.
Children's Urology
Families from across Kanpur and surrounding districts consult Dr. Kumar for specialist child urology care.
Hypospadias is present at birth when the urethral opening is on the underside of the penis rather than at the tip. Surgery in early childhood restores normal structure and function.
An undescended testis has not moved down into the scrotum before birth. If it does not descend on its own, orchidopexy brings it into the correct position.
VUR means urine flows backward from the bladder towards the kidneys. It can cause repeated urinary infections and kidney damage if untreated.
Some children are born with a blockage in the urinary tract, such as at the junction between the kidney and ureter. Surgery may protect kidney function.
Repeated urinary infections may indicate reflux, obstruction or anatomical differences and should be evaluated to protect the kidneys.
Swelling detected on antenatal or later ultrasound may need specialist monitoring or treatment depending on the cause and severity.
Signs to Watch
If you notice any of these, a consultation can clarify whether treatment is needed and when. Call +91-9235652646 to arrange an appointment.
Treatment Timing
Many childhood urological conditions have an ideal window for treatment. Correcting an undescended testis or relieving an obstruction at the right age protects fertility and kidney function in ways that delayed treatment cannot always recover.
At the same time, some conditions are best monitored and may resolve on their own. Dr. Kumar guides parents on the right timing for their child, avoiding both unnecessary surgery and harmful delay.
A visit to a urologist can be stressful for both child and parent. Dr. Kumar takes time to explain the condition, the options and what to expect in language families can understand.
Surgery is recommended only when it genuinely benefits the child.
Why Choose Us
Local Access
Address: Smt Ramkali Memorial Nursing Home, 117-H-2/184, Pandu Nagar, Kakadeo, Kanpur 208005
Phone: +91-9235652646
Serving: Pandu Nagar, Kakadeo, Kidwai Nagar, Govind Nagar, Civil Lines, Unnao and Kanpur Dehat.
For the full range of urological services, visit the urology treatment page. To read about Dr. Kumar's qualifications, see the about page.
Bring ultrasound reports, urine tests, discharge summaries, paediatrician notes and previous prescriptions if available.
Call +91-9235652646FAQ
An undescended testis that does not descend on its own is usually corrected with surgery in infancy, often around 6 to 18 months of age. Treating it at the right age helps protect future fertility and reduces other long-term risks.
Yes. Hypospadias repair is a well-established surgery, typically performed in early childhood. It corrects the position of the urethral opening and restores normal function and appearance.
Often, yes. Mild to moderate VUR frequently improves as a child grows and may be managed with monitoring and sometimes preventive medication. Surgery is reserved for more severe cases or persistent infections and kidney effects.
Repeated urinary infections in children can be caused by vesicoureteral reflux, urinary tract obstruction or anatomical differences. They should not be ignored because untreated infections can affect the kidneys.
A paediatrician can manage many general concerns, but conditions such as hypospadias, undescended testis, reflux and urinary obstruction need a urologist for accurate assessment and surgical treatment.
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Smt Ramkali Memorial Nursing Home, 117-H-2/184, Pandu Nagar, Kakadeo, Kanpur 208005