Dealing with a baby will always be challenging. Unlike adults, they cannot specify where it hurts, the magnitude, time, etc. They simply give endless nonspecific data that doctors must always analyze in order to reach the diagnosis. In Pediatric Urology, it is not different. It is difficult to manage a patient with little information from their parents. However, we are trained for it.
We often rely on the nonspecific orientation that the patient gives us. Sometimes, we depend on the direct data we find during our physical examination. The truth is that our many years of studies don’t go to waste but promptly pay off, as we always reach the diagnosis quite quickly.