At M R Hospitals, Thanjavur, our urology services provide comprehensive evaluation and treatment for conditions affecting the kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, prostate and male genitourinary system. From kidney stones and urinary infections to prostate disorders and urological cancers, patients receive personalised care supported by the diagnostic, surgical and critical care facilities of a multispecialty hospital.
• Comprehensive urological evaluation and advanced diagnostic support
• Kidney and urinary stone care; prostate assessment and treatment
• Bladder and urinary disorders; male genitourinary care
• Urological cancer evaluation and treatment
• Minimally invasive treatment options
• Multispecialty hospital, anaesthesia and critical care support when required
When Should You See a Urologist?
Consult a urologist if you experience:
• Blood in the urine or recurrent urinary infections
• Difficulty passing urine, weak urinary stream, or frequent or painful urination
• Recurrent kidney or urinary stones; severe flank or groin pain
• Urinary retention, persistent urinary symptoms, or swelling/abnormality in the male genital region
Early evaluation can help identify the cause and prevent complications.
Conditions We Treat
• Kidney and ureteric stones; recurrent urinary stones
• Urinary obstruction, kidney cysts and selected renal masses
• Other kidney and ureteric disorders
• Urinary tract and recurrent urinary infections
• Blood in the urine, bladder stones and overactive bladder
• Urinary retention, bladder tumours and other bladder disorders
Prostate problems become increasingly common with age. We evaluate and treat:
• Benign prostate enlargement and difficulty passing urine
• Frequent or night-time urination and urinary retention
• Prostatitis and suspected or confirmed prostate cancer
• Erectile and urinary concerns; male reproductive and genital conditions
• Hydrocele, varicocele and other male urological disorders
Kidney and ureteric stones can cause severe pain, blood in the urine, infection or urinary obstruction. Care includes appropriate imaging and assessment, followed by medical, endoscopic or surgical treatment based on stone size, location and composition, and the patient’s clinical condition. Observation, medical management or minimally invasive intervention may be considered when appropriate.
Difficulty starting urination, weak urine flow, frequent urination or repeated night-time urination may be related to prostate enlargement or other urinary conditions. Evaluation may include clinical assessment, urine testing, blood investigations when appropriate, prostate assessment, imaging and other specialised investigations. Treatment ranges from medical management to surgery for appropriately selected patients.
Urological Cancers
Early evaluation is important when a urological cancer is suspected. Coordinated care is available for selected cancers involving the kidney, urinary bladder, prostate and other parts of the urinary and male genitourinary system. Appropriate imaging, pathology, surgical expertise and oncology support can be accessed within the hospital when required.
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