Kidney, Prostate & Urinary Care in Tathawade, PCMC
From kidney stones to prostate enlargement and recurrent UTIs, our urology team offers precise diagnosis, painless endoscopic procedures, and structured follow-ups. We serve Tathawade, Wakad, Hinjewadi, Ravet, Pimpri, and Chinchwad with 24×7 emergency support.
Symptoms We Evaluate
- Burning urination, urgency, frequent urination (day/night)
- Flank/loin-to-groin pain, blood in urine, fever with chills
- Weak urine stream, straining, incomplete emptying (BPH)
- Incontinence, dribbling, recurrent UTIs
Conditions We Treat
- Kidney/ureter/bladder stones (renal colic, hydronephrosis)
- Prostate enlargement (BPH), prostatitis
- UTI & pyelonephritis, hematuria evaluation
- Urethral stricture, neurogenic bladder, incontinence
- Male infertility & sexual health concerns
- Pediatric urology issues (phimosis, undescended testes, VUR)
On-Site Diagnostics
- Urine analysis & culture, renal function tests
- Ultrasound KUB, Doppler; X-ray KUB; CT urography coordination
- Uroflowmetry for voiding issues
- Cystoscopy for direct bladder/urethral assessment
Treatments & Procedures
- Stone management: URS/laser, RIRS (flexible ureteroscopy), PCNL/miniperc, ESWL as indicated
- Prostate (BPH): TURP, medical therapy, catheter care protocols
- Bladder: TURBT for tumors, intravesical therapy coordination
- Stricture: optical internal urethrotomy (OIU), dilation protocols
- Catheter & stent care, day-care endoscopic procedures
When to Visit Emergency
- Severe flank pain with vomiting, fever or chills
- Urinary retention (unable to pass urine)
- Visible blood in urine with clots or dizziness
Why Choose Pulse Hospital
- Experienced urologists with endoscopic & laser capabilities
- Fast imaging & labs → quicker diagnosis and relief
- Minimally invasive options, shorter stay, faster recovery
- Transparent counselling, insurance assistance, planned follow-ups
Book Your Urology OPD
Bring past reports if you have them (ultrasound/CT, blood tests). We’ll assess, explain options clearly, and plan for durable relief and long-term urinary health.
Frequently asked questions
Urology — FAQs
Yes, many stones ≤5–6 mm may pass with hydration and medicines. Larger or obstructing stones often need endoscopic/laser treatment for safe removal.
No. Medical therapy works for many. Surgical options like TURP are advised when medicines fail or complications (retention, recurrent infection, stones) occur.
Most day-care endoscopic stone procedures allow return to desk work in 2–5 days, depending on pain control and stent-related symptoms.
Stay well-hydrated, limit excess salt, balance calcium, reduce oxalate-rich foods if advised, and follow your doctor’s plan based on stone analysis and labs.
