Conditions
Conditions treated in children
Clear, parent-friendly guidance on common paediatric surgical problems—from newborn concerns to urology and tumours. This page helps families looking for a paediatric surgeon in Lahore understand common conditions and the next steps for assessment.
Common conditions I treat
This page is a guide to problems that often need a paediatric surgeon. Every child is different—final advice depends on examination and tests.
Newborn & neonatal
Bowel blockage, vomiting, abdominal swelling, and congenital problems identified at birth.
Hernias & groin/scrotal swelling
Inguinal hernia, hydrocele, and undescended testis (only listed here).
Appendicitis
Right‑sided tummy pain, fever, and vomiting—often needs urgent assessment.
Bowel problems
Constipation with red flags, rectal bleeding, prolapse, and suspected obstruction.
Urology
Hydronephrosis, PUJ obstruction, urinary reflux, and urinary tract infections (UTIs), with clear guidance for families seeking paediatric urology Lahore support.
Liver, gallbladder & bile ducts
Jaundice, biliary atresia work‑up, choledochal cyst, and gallbladder disease.
Pancreas & spleen
Pancreatic pseudocyst, splenic cysts, and spleen issues after injury.
Paediatric solid tumours
Evaluation and surgery for childhood solid tumours, coordinated with oncology.
When to seek urgent care
If your child has any of the following, please go to the nearest emergency department first. You can contact us after initial stabilisation.
Green (bilious) vomiting
In babies and children, this can signal a bowel blockage and needs urgent assessment.
Severe tummy pain
Especially with fever, repeated vomiting, or the child refusing to walk or move.
Swollen, painful groin lump
A hernia that is stuck can reduce blood supply and requires urgent evaluation.
Blood in stool or vomit
Any significant bleeding should be checked promptly.
Not passing urine
Pain, swelling, or inability to pass urine needs same‑day assessment.
Newborn not feeding
Poor feeding, sleepiness, abdominal swelling, or vomiting in a newborn needs urgent care.
FAQs
Questions parents often ask
If you’re unsure whether your child needs a surgeon, send a request—my team will guide you on the next step. For families searching online for the best circumcision Lahore or pain free circumcision options, the aim is always safe, appropriate care with clear advice for parents.
Do I need a referral?
No. You can request an appointment directly. If your child has already seen a paediatrician, bringing their notes can be helpful.
What should I bring to the appointment?
Any previous reports (ultrasound/CT/MRI), lab results, discharge summaries, and a list of medicines. If possible, note when symptoms started and what makes them better or worse.
Can you review reports online?
Yes. For second opinions, you can share a brief history and upload reports/images through the website form. Advice is based on the information provided and may still require an in-person exam.
Do you treat kidney stones?
No—kidney stones are excluded from my scope on this website. If you suspect stones, we can guide you to the appropriate specialist.
How do virtual consultations work?
After you submit the request, scheduling is confirmed by message. Virtual clinic hours are Monday to Friday, 7:00–9:00 pm (Zoom/Google Meet).