Congenital kidney abnormalities can range from minor, symptomless conditions to serious health challenges. Most children and adults can lead full, healthy lives with early detection, ongoing monitoring, and personalized treatment.
When to See a Pediatric Nephrologist or Urologist?
If your child has been diagnosed with or suspected of having a kidney abnormality, early consultation with a specialist is crucial for appropriate management and monitoring.
Conservative Management
Surgical Treatment
Supportive Care
Dialysis or kidney transplant in severe or progressive cases
Some, like polycystic kidney disease, are inherited. Others are sporadic and not passed down through families.
Typically every 6–12 months, or more frequently in complex cases. Monitoring includes imaging and blood/urine tests.