At Birmole Hospital, our Urology Department provides comprehensive diagnosis and treatment for conditions affecting the kidneys, urinary bladder, ureters, urethra and male reproductive system. Our urologists focus on accurate evaluation, effective symptom relief and personalised medical or surgical treatment.
Whether you are experiencing kidney stones, painful urination, urinary infections, prostate problems, blood in the urine or difficulty passing urine, our team provides timely care with clear guidance and complete follow-up support.
Urology focuses on the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of conditions affecting the urinary system in men and women. It also includes care for prostate disorders, male reproductive health concerns and urinary conditions affecting children.
Kidney & Urinary Conditions
Evaluation and treatment for kidney stones, urinary infections, blockages and kidney-related concerns.
Prostate & Male Health
Care for enlarged prostate, urinary difficulty, testicular conditions and male reproductive concerns.
Bladder & Continence Care
Treatment for urinary leakage, frequent urination, bladder infections and difficulty controlling urine.
Kidney Stone Treatment
Medical, endoscopic and surgical treatment for kidney, ureter and bladder stones.
Urinary Infection Care
Diagnosis and treatment for recurring urinary infections, painful urination and associated symptoms.
Prostate Disorder Treatment
Evaluation and management of enlarged prostate, urinary obstruction and prostate-related concerns.
Endoscopic Urology Procedures
Minimally invasive procedures performed through the urinary passage without large surgical incisions.
Urinary Incontinence Care`
Assessment and treatment for urine leakage, urgency and bladder-control difficulties.
Male Urology Care
Confidential treatment for erectile dysfunction, infertility, testicular pain and other male concerns.
Paediatric Urology
Specialised care for urinary abnormalities, undescended testes and congenital urological conditions.
Urological Emergency Care
Immediate treatment for urinary retention, severe stone pain, injuries and testicular emergencies.
Urinary symptoms such as pain, burning, frequent urination or blood in the urine should not be ignored. Our urologists identify the underlying cause and recommend suitable medicines, procedures or surgery according to your condition.
Our specialists provide evidence-based treatment for urinary, kidney, prostate and male health conditions.
We carefully assess your symptoms, medical history and investigations before recommending personalised treatment.
Timely medical and surgical care is available for stone pain, urinary retention and emergencies.
Access to laboratory tests, imaging and essential investigations supports accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.
Minimally invasive endoscopic techniques support precise treatment with smaller or no external incisions.
Patients receive clear guidance about medicines, physiotherapy, activity, rehabilitation and follow-up care.
Step 1
Book
Schedule a consultation with our experienced orthopaedic care specialist today.
Step 2
Check-In
Share your symptoms, injury history,medicines, previous test reports, medicines.
Step 3
Consult
Our specialist examines you and recommends necessary diagnostic tests accordingly.
Step 4
Follow-Up
Receive clear guidance about treatment or rehabilitation, recovery, follow-up.
You should consult a urologist for painful urination, kidney stone symptoms, blood in the urine, urinary leakage, prostate concerns, testicular pain or difficulty passing urine.
Yes. We provide medical, endoscopic and surgical treatment for kidney, ureter and bladder stones depending on their size, location and associated symptoms.
Yes. Untreated urinary infections may spread to the kidneys or cause recurring symptoms. Timely evaluation and appropriate treatment can help prevent complications.
Yes. Our urologists evaluate enlarged prostate symptoms and recommend medicines, minimally invasive procedures or surgery based on the severity of urinary obstruction.
Depending on your symptoms, the urologist may recommend urine tests, blood tests, ultrasound, uroflowmetry, CT scans or other specialised investigations.
Blood in the urine may occur due to stones, infections, prostate conditions or other urinary disorders. It should always be evaluated by a urologist to identify the cause.