Pediatric Urologist in Indore: Kidney, Bladder and Genital Care for Children
Care in Indore for children's urinary and genital problems: repeated UTIs, hydronephrosis, reflux, hypospadias, undescended testis and bedwetting after age 5.
Your child is first seen by our pediatric team at Asian Navkar Hospital, Indore, who take a full history, examine your child and arrange tests in our in-house laboratory and imaging. Where needed, care is coordinated with a pediatric urologist / pediatric surgeon.
Conditions
- Urinary tract infections, especially recurrent ones
- Hydronephrosis (kidney swelling) found on pregnancy or newborn scans
- Vesicoureteric reflux
- Hypospadias and undescended testis
- Daytime wetting and bedwetting
- Kidney stones
Evaluation
Tests may include urine tests, ultrasound and specialised scans. Many babies with mild antenatal hydronephrosis only need monitoring. Kidney function problems are managed with pediatric nephrology.
Why Families Choose Asian Navkar Hospital, Indore
- Children's department headed by a Harvard MPH paediatrician with a preventive, whole-child approach.
- Level 3 NICU and 24x7 paediatric emergency cover on the same campus as the maternity unit.
- Unhurried OPD consultations, growth and development tracking, and vaccination as per the IAP schedule.
- 24x7 pharmacy and in-house laboratory, so tests and medicines are available without running around.
Related Services
- Pediatric Nephrologist in Indore
- Pediatric Surgeon in Indore
- Anomaly Scan in Indore and Fetal Medicine Ultrasonography
- Pediatrician in Indore
Medical References
This page is for general information and does not replace a consultation. Treatment decisions are made only after an in-person evaluation by a qualified doctor at Asian Navkar Hospital, Indore.
Frequently Asked Questions
UTIs need prompt treatment. Babies and children with repeated UTIs need further evaluation.
Most mild cases settle. A follow-up ultrasound after birth guides next steps.
It is common up to 5–7 years. Help is available if it persists or bothers the child.
Usually between 6 and 18 months.
Yes, though less often than adults.
Dr. Michelle Shah Jain is a Consultant Pediatrician and Paediatric Lifestyle Medicine Specialist heading the Child Care vertical at Asian Navkar Hospital. Holding an MD in Pediatrics alongside a Master of Public Health (MPH) from Harvard University and advanced board certifications from the International Board of Lifestyle Medicine (UK), she follows a whole-child approach to care. Trained at Boston Children’s Hospital (USA), Dr. Michelle specializes in root-cause management of pediatric health, customized child nutrition, developmental milestones, and metabolic wellness. A two-time TEDx speaker, her evidence-based preventive clinic supports families with preventive child health.
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