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03/11/2025

Causes of bed-wetting | Bed Wetting Treatment in Noida

When a child starts to experience bed-wetting, especially secondary bed-wetting, we work with parents to figure out why it is happening. There is a strong family connection with bed-wetting. About 40% to 50% of kids with nocturnal bed-wetting had a parent who struggled with bed-wetting as a child.

Other possible causes include:

1. Diabetes
2. Urinary tract infection
3. Deep sleeper
4. Small bladder or bladder nerves slow to mature
5. Chronic constipation

30/10/2025

Hernia operation recovery time and tips

Recovering from hernia surgery requires patience, self-care, and attention to detail when following the post-surgery recovery plan.
Hernia surgery recovery timeline

One – two days after surgery: 90% of all hernia surgeries are day-cases. This means that the vast majority will be discharged from hospital on the same day as their surgery. Soreness and discomfort around the affected area is common.

The first week after surgery: The initial days following surgery may involve some discomfort, pain, and limited mobility. Pain medication will be prescribed by your doctor if appropriate.

Two – four weeks after surgery: Most people can return to light activities around 14 days post-surgery. Intense physical work should still be avoided.

Four – six weeks after surgery: By this point, many patients will be able to resume the daily activities they enjoyed before surgery. Be sure to listen to your body and consult your doctor or nurse.

Six – eight weeks after surgery: Depending on the type of surgery you had and your recovery progress, your doctor may advise more moderate exercises. These include cycling, golf, and light jogging.

21/10/2025

Open Hernia Repair vs. Laparoscopic Surgery
What is Open Hernia Surgery?
Open hernia repair involves a large incision near the hernia site to push the protruding tissue back into place and strengthen the weakened area with stitches or mesh. This traditional method has been effective but comes with a longer recovery period and more postoperative pain.
Introduction to Laparoscopic Hernia Repair
Laparoscopic hernia surgery, on the other hand, uses several small incisions through which a laparoscope (a thin tube with a camera) and surgical instruments are inserted. The surgeon can view the hernia on a monitor and repair it with precision.
Key Differences Between Open and Laparoscopic Techniques
The primary differences between open and laparoscopic hernia surgery include:
Incision Size: Open surgery requires a larger incision, whereas laparoscopic surgery involves smaller incisions.
Recovery Time: Patients undergoing laparoscopic surgery typically experience faster recovery.
Postoperative Pain: Laparoscopic surgery generally results in less postoperative pain.
Risk of Infection: Smaller incisions in laparoscopic surgery reduces the risk of infection.

06/09/2025

🙂‍↔️MYTHS AND FACTS ABOUT HERNIA IN KIDS🙂‍↔️

❌ Hernia is a problem of middle and old age

Fact: It can be seen in a newborn baby as well

❌ Only boys have hernia

Fact: Both boys and girls can have hernia

❌ Hernia will resolve as child grows

Fact: Almost all kids need surgery for the management of Hernia. See a Pediatric surgeon to know the exceptions

❌ Hernia surgery in kids can be done by any surgeon

Fact: It should always be done by a Pediatric surgeon ( Surgeons specialised in kids surgery - different from adult surgeon)

❌ Oral medicines will cure hernia

Fact: No oral medicine can cure hernia.

❌ Baby is too small to get operated for hernia

Fact: If needed, surgery for hernia can be done in a newborn baby as well safely

❌ My child will need bedrest after hernia repair

Facts: Precautions are definitely needed post surgery but not bedrest

20/08/2025

Inguinal Hernia in Babies | Hernia treatment in Noida

Inguinal hernias in babies and children are hernias that occur in the groin area. A hernia occurs when your intestines bulge through your abdominal wall. The main symptom of an inguinal hernia in your child is a bulge you can see under the skin in their groin or sc***um. Your child will need surgery to correct an inguinal hernia.

What are the symptoms of inguinal hernia in children?

1. Pain and discomfort that improves with rest.
2. Heaviness or pressure in their groin.
3. Swollen sc***um.
4. Burning at the site of the bulge.
5. Crankiness and difficulty feeding in infants.

19/08/2025

Do’s and Don’ts after Hernia Surgery – Hernia Post Operative Care & More

Do's
☑️ You can take walks
☑️ Do some stretch exercises
☑️ Eat a lot of fiber and vegetables
☑️ Drink enough fluids

Don'ts
Although the skin damage heals within a week or two the inside tissues take longer to heal and this process can go on for 6 months or more. To avoid repetition of hernia some safeguards for a few months are always advised and these include:

☑️ Avoid lifting heavy weights for a 3 to 4 months
☑️ Avoid straining when moving bowels
☑️ Avoid running up the stairs
☑️ Avoid strenuous exercises

10/08/2025

Inguinal hernia repair

An inguinal hernia repair is surgery to treat an inguinal hernia. An inguinal hernia is a swelling or lump caused by tissue or part of your bowel pushing through a weak spot in the top of your inner thigh (groin).

Why an inguinal hernia repair is done

If you have an inguinal hernia, you might have an inguinal hernia repair:

1. If the hernia is causing symptoms such as pain
2. To prevent the hernia causing a blocked bowel (bowel obstruction)
3. To prevent the hernia causing the blood supply to part of an organ or tissue trapped in it being cut off (strangulated hernia)

09/07/2025

Four Common Pediatric Urological Conditions and Treatments

1. Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)

Overview: UTIs are not uncommon in children, particularly girls. Symptoms can be frequent urination, urination pain or burning, fever, and belly pain.

Treatment: UTIs are usually treated with antibiotics. Prevention involves adequate hydration, hygiene, and preventing constipation.

2. Vesicoureteral Reflux (VUR)

Overview: VUR is when urine passes backward from the bladder to the kidneys, placing a child at risk for UTIs and damage to the kidneys.

Treatment: Mild cases can be treated with antibiotics and close follow-up. Severe cases can be treated with surgery to repair the reflux.

3. Hypospadias

Overview: A birth defect in which the opening of the urethra is on the underside of the p***s rather than at the tip.

Treatment: Surgery is often done between 6 and 18 months of age to move the opening of the urethra and make the p***s look and function better.

4. Bedwetting (Nocturnal Enuresis)

Overview: Bedwetting is a frequent occurrence in children and may be due to delayed development of the bladder, genetics, or deep sleep patterns.

Treatment: Treatment involves behavioral therapies, bladder training exercises, moisture alarms, and, in certain instances, medications.

30/06/2025

How are inguinal hernias repaired?

There are three different approaches to pediatric hernias:

Open repair: This involves making an incision just below the belt line and dissecting down to the hole in the muscle layer. This hernia is closed with stitches. The deeper tissues and skin are then sewn together with dissolvable sutures that are hidden under the skin so that there are no stitches to be removed. In teenagers, it is sometimes necessary to use a patch to help repair the hernia.

Open repair with laparoscopic exploration: This is the same as the open repair except that before closing the hernia hole, a small camera (about 3 mm in diameter) is passed into the abdomen to examine the opposite groin from the inside. The surgeon will recommend this laparoscopic exploration in certain circumstances to rule out a potential hernia on the opposite side.

Laparoscopic repair: In this approach the hernia is closed using laparoscopic techniques. A 3-mm or 5-mm camera is inserted through the belly button and additional instruments are introduced through needle holes to perform the hernia closure. There a number of different laparoscopic hernia repair techniques in children (such as eversion technique, intracorporeal suturing technique, and single stitch technique) that a surgeon can use depending upon the particular patient.

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