An impactful portion of the country’s population deals with urological issues such as urinary incontinence, urological cancers, prostate problems, kidney stones, and so on. And the worst part is that it can affect people at any stage of their life. Hence, when surgery is needed, we understand how having access to the right diagnosis, surgical expertise, and coordinated hospital care, along with a cut in expenses, can ease the treatment journey for patients and families.
Thus, as part of marking the completion of Vydehi Hospital’s 25 years, we are offering comprehensive urological surgical care at discounted prices as part of our silver jubilee campaign. The ultimate goal is to make essential treatment more accessible to individuals in need.
An enlarged prostate can cause problems such as frequent urination, difficulty starting urination, a weak urinary stream, or incomplete emptying of the bladder. When medication is not sufficient or surgery becomes appropriate, laser prostate procedures may be considered.
The exact procedure depends on the patient’s prostate condition and clinical assessment.
Kidney and urinary stones can sometimes pass naturally, while larger, persistent, or complicated stones may require intervention. Depending on the size and location of the stone, treatment may involve minimally invasive or endoscopic procedures.
The Urology Department provides surgical options for stone disease, including laser-based procedures where clinically appropriate.
Minimally invasive surgery uses specialised instruments and smaller surgical access points for selected kidney and urinary tract conditions. Laparoscopic procedures may be considered when they are clinically suitable for the patient’s condition.
Your urologist can explain which surgical approach is appropriate after reviewing the diagnosis and investigation results.
Some kidney and prostate cancers may require surgery as part of their treatment. Cancer care is planned according to factors such as the type, location, and stage of the disease.
A proper evaluation is essential before deciding whether surgery is appropriate and which procedure should be considered.
A narrowed or damaged urethra can interfere with normal urine flow. In selected cases, reconstructive surgery may be required to restore the passage of urine.
Urethral reconstruction is a specialised area of urology, and the appropriate procedure depends on the location, length and cause of the urethral problem.
Children may also develop congenital, developmental or acquired urological conditions that require specialised treatment. Paediatric urological surgery focuses on the child’s age, condition, development and individual healthcare needs.
Early assessment can help identify problems and determine the most suitable treatment approach.
Urinary incontinence refers to the involuntary leakage of urine. It can have different causes and may affect both men and women. Treatment depends on the underlying cause and may include lifestyle changes, medicines, physiotherapy, procedures or surgery.
When surgery is appropriate, the urology team evaluates the condition before recommending a suitable procedure.
Stapler circumcision is a technique used for circumcision in selected patients. A consultation helps determine whether the procedure is appropriate and allows the patient to understand the preparation, procedure, and recovery process.
Urological problems can be uncomfortable, worrying, and sometimes difficult to talk about. But timely evaluation and the right treatment can make the journey easier. As Vydehi Hospital celebrates 25 years of healing, the Silver Jubilee initiative aims to make selected urological surgical care more accessible through government tariffs. With proper diagnosis, experienced clinical care and coordinated support, patients and their families can take the next step with greater clarity and confidence.
