Expert Urological Care for Better Urinary and Reproductive HealthUrology
Our urology services in Vashi provide comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for kidney, urinary tract, bladder, prostate and male reproductive conditions. Urologists combine laboratory and imaging assessment, medication, endoscopic and minimally invasive procedures, surgery when required and structured long-term follow-up.
Highlights
When Should You Consult a Urologist?
Seek urological evaluation when urinary symptoms, pain or reproductive concerns persist or repeatedly return.
Difficulty starting urination or a weak urine flow
Frequent, urgent or painful urination
Blood in the urine & recurrent urinary tract infections
Kidney or urinary stones & persistent flank, lower abdominal, pelvic or groin pain
Urinary leakage or loss of bladder control
Erectile, fertility, testicular or scrotal concerns
Our ServicesDiagnosis and treatment for urinary, kidney, prostate and male reproductive conditions
Treatment is selected according to the diagnosis and may include medication, observation, endoscopy, minimally invasive procedures or surgery.
collaboration between departments
Kidney & Urinary Stone Management
Assessment and medical or procedural treatment based on stone size, location and effect on the urinary system.
Prostate Care
Evaluation of benign prostatic hyperplasia, prostatitis, urinary symptoms and suspected prostate cancer.
Urinary Tract & Bladder Disorders
Care for infections, obstruction, haematuria, incontinence and lower urinary-tract conditions.
Urological Oncology
Evaluation and multidisciplinary treatment planning for kidney, bladder, prostate and testicular cancers.
Male Reproductive & Sexual Health
Assessment of erectile dysfunction, male infertility and testicular or reproductive-tract disorders.
Endourology & Minimally Invasive Procedures
Endoscopic treatment for selected stones, urinary obstruction, bladder and prostate conditions.
Our Specialists
Facilities & Infrastructure
Laboratory, imaging and endoscopic support for accurate diagnosis and minimally invasive treatment
Urine & Blood Testing
Laboratory investigations for infection, kidney function, prostate and other urological concerns.
Ultrasound
Assessment of kidneys, bladder, urinary retention and selected reproductive conditions.
CT & MRI
Detailed imaging for stones, obstruction, masses and complex urological disease.
Uroflowmetry
Functional measurement of urine flow for selected urinary symptoms.
Cystoscopy
Endoscopic evaluation of the urethra and bladder when clinically indicated.
Endoscopic Treatment
Minimally invasive access through natural urinary passages for selected conditions.
Modern Operation Theatres
Surgical and perioperative support for patients requiring intervention.
Patient Care & Follow-Up
Accurate Diagnosis
Clinical assessment supported by laboratory, imaging and endoscopic evaluation where required.
Individualised Treatment
Care based on symptoms, diagnosis, age, overall health and functional needs.
Procedure Safety
Pre-treatment evaluation, anaesthetic planning, infection prevention and monitoring.
Recovery Guidance
Advice on medication, hydration, activity, wound or catheter care and warning signs.
Stone Prevention
Dietary, hydration and follow-up guidance for people with recurrent urinary stones.
Long-Term Monitoring
Regular review for prostate disease, recurrent infection, obstruction and chronic conditions.
FAQs
How do urinary stones present?
Flank pain, burning urinary sensation and fever (at times).
How to prevent urinary stone formation in general?
- Plenty of fluids
- Reduce salt intake
- Regular intake of calcium (not to with-hold)
- Urinary citrate and magnesium supplements (inhibits stone formation)
- Low to moderate protein intake
What are the options of treatment for urinary stones?
- Medical: Conservative
- Surgical: Endoscopy (no skin incision), laparoscopy (key hole surgery) Robotic Surgery.
How to manage prostate problems in general?
The cost of the surgery will be higher than laparoscopic Surgery. But due to shorter hospital stay, minimal complications and lesser incidence of blood transfusions, the cost is compensated and thus becomes competitive.
How does prostate cancer present?
- Presents with similar symptoms as BEP (mentioned earlier).
- Presentation: Burning and Frequency of urination, specially in night time, poor stream and strain, urgency, urinary leakage.
