29/03/2026
Undescended te**is (UDT) is more common than many parents realise, yet it is often detected during routine examination.
While it may appear minor, the position of the te**is is important for normal development, future fertility and long-term health.
In many babies, the te**is descends naturally within the first few months of life.
However, if the sc***um remains empty beyond 3 months, an assessment by a Paediatric Surgeon is recommended.
Early treatment is straightforward and helps support normal development while reducing future risks.
With timely care, children can grow, develop and thrive with confidence.
- Dr Pavin
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