Urology Department

Frequent urination, blood in urine, painful urination, difficulty urinating, or any issues related to reproductive health should prompt a visit to a urologist.

Kidney stones are diagnosed through imaging tests like ultrasound or CT scan. Treatments include medications, laser therapies, or minimally invasive surgical procedures.

Treatment options include medications, minimally invasive therapies, or surgery, depending on the severity of symptoms and prostate size.

Yes, urinary incontinence can often be managed with lifestyle changes, medications, pelvic floor therapy, or surgical interventions.

Yes, we provide evaluations and treatments for male infertility, including hormonal therapies, surgical procedures, and assisted reproductive techniques.

Whenever possible, we perform surgeries using minimally invasive techniques like laparoscopy and laser treatments for faster recovery and less discomfort.

You can schedule an appointment by calling our helpline or booking online through our official website.

Yes, most health insurance plans cover urological treatments and surgeries. Our billing department assists with cashless claims and pre-authorization.

We use minimally invasive techniques like laser lithotripsy (URS), shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL), and percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) to remove kidney stones without large incisions.

In mild to moderate cases, medications can effectively manage symptoms. When medication is insufficient, minimally invasive procedures like laser prostate surgery are available.

Drinking plenty of water, reducing sodium intake, limiting oxalate-rich foods, and maintaining a balanced diet can help prevent stone formation.

Men over 50 should consider regular prostate screening. Those with a family history of prostate cancer or other risk factors should start screening at age 40-45.