Surgical repair of inguinal hernia in children helps prevent complications like pain, obstruction, or tissue damage caused by a bulging intestine.

Hydroceles are fluid-filled sacs around the testis. If they don’t resolve naturally, surgery offers a permanent and safe solution.

Circumcision is the surgical removal of the foreskin and is done for medical or cultural reasons. It’s a short, safe procedure with quick recovery.

If a child’s testis doesn’t descend into the scrotum by six months, surgery is done to bring it down, preventing fertility issues and complications later.

Appendicitis causes severe abdominal pain due to infection. The appendix is removed through surgery to prevent rupture and further spread of infection in the abdomen.

Hypospadias is a birth defect where the urinary opening is not at the tip of the penis. Surgery helps restore normal appearance and urination.

Blockages in the intestines cause vomiting, bloating, and pain in children. Emergency surgery is done to remove the obstruction and restore normal bowel function.

Though rare, some children develop gallstones. Gallbladder removal through minimally invasive surgery helps relieve pain and prevents future digestive complications.

These are keyhole surgeries done using a camera and small tools. They involve minimal pain, small scars, faster healing, and are used for many pediatric cases.

This is a condition where a baby is born with an absent or misplaced anal opening. Surgical correction is done to ensure normal bowel movement.