Ureterocele is usually a congenital condition, meaning it develops before birth due to abnormal development of the urinary tract.

Children with ureterocele may have urinary tract infections, abdominal pain, difficulty passing urine, or swelling of the kidney detected on scans.

Yes, ureterocele can block urine flow and increase the risk of repeated urinary tract infections in children.

Doctors diagnose ureterocele using ultrasound scans, urine tests, and sometimes special imaging tests to evaluate the urinary system.

Treatment depends on the severity. Some children may need minimally invasive surgery to relieve the blockage and protect kidney function.

Yes, ureterocele is usually present from birth and may be detected during pregnancy or early childhood scans.

If untreated, ureterocele can affect urine drainage and may impact kidney health.

Treatment may include endoscopic procedures or surgery depending on the severity of the blockage.

Parents looking for treatment of ureterocele in children can consult Dr. Vedarth Dash, who specializes in pediatric urinary conditions.