Urologic Consultants, P.C.

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Downtown / Main Office
25 Michigan Street NE, Suite 3300
Grand Rapids, MI 49503-2515
CONSTRUCTION Apr. 12 – Aug. 2010
Please see our detour map

Allegan Medical Clinic
511 Linn Street
Allegan, MI 49010-1524


Cascade - CT Imaging Center
4070 Lake Drive, Suite L101
Grand Rapids, MI 49546-8294

Greenville United Memorial Clinic
705 S. Greenville West Drive, Suite 202
Greenville, MI 48838-3556


Metro Health Village
2093 Health Drive, Ste 202
Wyoming, MI 49519



Postoperative Instructions
Hypospadias

Brian A. Roelof, M.D.
George F. Steinhardt, M.D., F.A.A.P., F.A.C.S.
Members, Society of Pediatric Urology


  1. Use appropriate dose of acetaminophen (Tylenol) for pain control. A Tylenol with Codeine prescription may be given.

  2. Do not use aspirin.

  3. If your child has a catheter, do not place him in a tub bath until after the catheter is removed. (Approximately 10-11 days). If your child does not have a catheter, tub bath may be used in four (4) days.

  4. If your child has a catheter, notify us if urine is not draining properly.

  5. If your child wears diapers, please change them frequently.

  6. If your child has a dressing, remove the dressing the next day and apply a small amount of triple antibiotic ointment (Neosporin) to the suture line four (4) times daily.

  7. If antibiotics were prescribed, please give them as directed to prevent infection.

  8. Ditropan (Oxybutynin) is given for bladder spasms. Use if your son is having spasms. Follow directions.

  9. The stitches are absorbable. They will dissolve out on their own over 2-4 weeks.

  10. No riding toys for two (2) weeks.

  11. It is common to have some black and blueness, minor swelling, and blood in the urine.

  12. Your child may eat and drink as tolerated.

  13. Call anytime for excessive bleeding, persistent fever (over 101.6 degrees), etcetera.



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