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Kidney stones, prostate enlargement and urinary infections — treated by consultant urologists in a hospital with its own theatres, so an endoscopic stone removal or a prostate operation happens where the diagnosis was made. Over 450 urology OPD visits this year, with the nephrology team next door when kidney function is part of the picture.

किडनी की पथरी, प्रोस्टेट का बढ़ना और पेशाब का संक्रमण — कंसल्टेंट यूरोलॉजिस्ट की देखरेख में, अपने थिएटर वाले अस्पताल में, ताकि दूरबीन से पथरी निकालना या प्रोस्टेट का ऑपरेशन वहीं हो जहाँ बीमारी पकड़ी गई। इस साल 450 से ज़्यादा यूरोलॉजी OPD, और किडनी की बात हो तो नेफ्रोलॉजी टीम बग़ल में।

450+ urology OPD visits this year, and every stone and prostate procedure done in our own theatres.
Animation: a stone travels from the kidney down the ureter to the bladder while a pain spot moves from the back towards the groin; once it reaches the bladder the pain settles.

At a glance

Done here
Ureteroscopy (URS) for ureteric stones, with DJ stenting; PCNL — keyhole removal of large kidney stones; TURP — endoscopic prostate surgery for enlarged prostate; Cystoscopy, retrograde pyelography and ureteric catheterisation
Tests on campus
Kidney and bladder (KUB) ultrasound and CT of the abdomen on campus; Urine culture, PSA and kidney function in the hospital lab
Where
30/1, Shakti Khand III, Indirapuram, Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh 201014 · Directions
Book
+91 92891 30163 · WhatsApp · Book online

What we offer

  • Kidney stone clinics and endoscopic stone removal
  • Prostate enlargement — medicines first, TURP surgery when needed
  • Urinary infection and bladder problems
  • Men's health and andrology clinic
  • Urological care for dialysis and kidney patients, with nephrology

Commonly treated

Kidney & ureteric stonesProstate enlargement (BPH)Urinary tract infectionsBlood in urineUrinary retentionMale infertility & erectile problems
Animated guides

Stones and prostate, explained

Each animation shows what is happening in the body and what helps. They explain; they don't replace a doctor's visit — if you are worried, book an OPD visit, or come to our emergency, open 24x7.

Animation: a stone travels from the kidney down the ureter to the bladder while a pain spot moves from the back towards the groin; once it reaches the bladder the pain settles.

How does a kidney stone pass, and when does it need treatment?

A kidney stone hurts when it moves into the narrow tube (ureter) between the kidney and bladder — sharp pain in the back or side that travels to the groin, often with blood in the urine or vomiting. Stones under about 5 mm usually pass on their own within a few weeks with fluids and pain relief. Larger stones, fever with infection, or a blocked kidney need a urologist promptly.

How we help: Ultrasound and CT on campus find the stone; our urologists remove stones that will not pass with ureteroscopy (URS) or keyhole PCNL, without open surgery.

Animation: urine flows strongly from the bladder through a pipe ringed by the prostate; the prostate grows and squeezes the pipe, the flow thins, and urine is left behind in the bladder.

Why do older men need to urinate so often at night?

Often because of the prostate. It wraps around the tube that carries urine out of the bladder and slowly grows in most men after 50. As it squeezes the tube, the stream gets weak, you strain or dribble, and the bladder never empties fully — so you need to go again soon, including at night. Medicines help most men; a urologist checks the flow, the urine left behind on ultrasound and, where advised, a PSA blood test.

How we help: Ultrasound and PSA testing are done in the hospital; our urologists start with medicines and do TURP, endoscopic prostate surgery, when it is needed.

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Done here, in our own theatres and clinics

Procedures & surgeries we do

  • Ureteroscopy (URS) for ureteric stones, with DJ stenting
  • PCNL — keyhole removal of large kidney stones
  • TURP — endoscopic prostate surgery for enlarged prostate
  • Cystoscopy, retrograde pyelography and ureteric catheterisation
  • DJ stent placement and removal
  • Varicocele microsurgery
  • Dialysis access: permcath and dialysis catheter placement, with nephrology
  • Catheterisation and management of urinary retention

Tests & imaging on campus

  • Kidney and bladder (KUB) ultrasound and CT of the abdomen on campus
  • Urine culture, PSA and kidney function in the hospital lab

Common questions

Do you treat kidney stones in Indirapuram without open surgery?

Yes. Most stones are removed endoscopically at Healing Tree Hospital — ureteroscopy (URS) with DJ stenting for ureteric stones, and PCNL, a keyhole technique, for larger kidney stones. Small stones are often managed with medicines and follow-up ultrasound first.

Is TURP for prostate done here, and is it cashless?

Yes — TURP, the endoscopic prostate operation, is performed by our urologists in our own theatres, and it is covered on CGHS, Delhi Police, UP-ESIC, ECHS, DGEHS and most TPA policies with prior approval, which our desk arranges.

I have blood in my urine — is that an emergency?

Painless blood in the urine needs a urologist within days, not weeks; blood with severe pain, fever or inability to pass urine needs the 24×7 emergency now. In either case the work-up — urine tests, ultrasound and cystoscopy if needed — happens on this campus.

Your doctors

Dr. Manjul Kumar

MBBS, MS, MCh (Urology)
Consultant Urologist · Urology

Urologist for kidney stones, prostate trouble and urinary complaints, in OPD and at inpatient bedsides — over 400 consultations this year. Works hand in hand with the nephrology team when kidney function is part of the picture.

OPD: Scheduled 5 pm–7 pm — confirm on WhatsApp before you travelSlot from the hospital's consultant roster — WhatsApp us to confirm before you travel

Dr. Shashwat Singh

MBBS
Consultant Urologist & Andrologist · Urology

Urologist and andrologist with an Indirapuram practice, consulting in the hospital's urology clinic — stones, prostate, urinary infections, and the men's-health complaints people rarely bring up until someone asks.

OPD: Scheduled 12 pm–1 pm — confirm on WhatsApp before you travelSlot from the hospital's consultant roster — WhatsApp us to confirm before you travel

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