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UTI & Minor Urology
Our urology clinic treats UTIs, burning urination, stone pain, prostate symptoms, and minor procedures with a clear, stepwise plan—test only what’s needed, treat early, prevent recurrence.
Conditions we treat
- UTI (men & women): burning, frequency, urgency, lower abdominal pain, fever
- Recurrent UTI & antibiotic-resistant infections
- Stone colic (kidney/ureter): flank pain, vomiting, blood in urine
- Prostatitis/BPH symptoms: weak stream, urgency, night urination
- Foreskin issues: phimosis, balanitis
- Minor uro-procedures: catheter insertion/change, stent follow-up, small cyst/lump removal (as suitable)
Evaluation & tests
- Urine routine/microscopy, culture & sensitivity
- Ultrasound KUB (as indicated)
- Blood tests: renal profile, CBC
- Post-void residual (PVR) for
- prostate/bladder issues
- Uroflowmetry interpretation (where available)
We focus on relevant investigations—avoiding unnecessary costs while ensuring safety.
Treatment approach
Right antibiotic
Correct drug and duration—guided by culture whenever needed.
Correct drug and duration—guided by culture whenever needed.
Pain control & hydration
Immediate pain relief, fluids plan, and red-flag guidance.
Immediate pain relief, fluids plan, and red-flag guidance.
Women & recurrent UTI
Hygiene coaching, prophylaxis plans, trigger management.
Hygiene coaching, prophylaxis plans, trigger management.
Stones
Medical expulsive therapy or referral for ESWL/URS/PCNL if required.
Medical expulsive therapy or referral for ESWL/URS/PCNL if required.
Prostate symptoms
Lifestyle + medicines; surgical referral when indicated.
Lifestyle + medicines; surgical referral when indicated.
Follow-up & prevention
Dietary advice, hydration targets, recurrence checks.
Dietary advice, hydration targets, recurrence checks.
Minor procedures (OPD/day-care)
- Catheterization, trial without catheter (TWOC)
- Dressing / abscess drainage (case-based)
- Circumcision / frenuloplasty (assessment-based)
- Stent follow-up / removal (as per protocol)
- Uroflowmetry interpretation
All procedures follow sterile checklists; consent and cost estimates are discussed beforehand.
Prevention & self-care tips
- Drink enough water to keep urine pale-yellow (unless restricted by your doctor).
- Don’t hold urine for long; follow timed voiding.
- After intercourse, pass urine and maintain hygiene.
- For diabetics: keep sugars under control to reduce infection risk.
- For stone-formers: adequate fluids, balanced salt, and doctor-guided diet.
Seek urgent care for high fever, chills, severe back/flank pain, inability to pass urine, or visible blood clots in urine.
Frequently Asked Questions
How quickly do antibiotics work for UTI?
Burning often improves in 24–48 hours; complete the full course even if symptoms settle early.
Do I always need a urine culture?
First/recurrent UTIs, severe symptoms, pregnancy, diabetes, or treatment failure benefit from culture to choose the best antibiotic.
Can UTIs be prevented?
Yes—adequate hydration, timed voiding, post-intercourse voiding, and proper hygiene. Specific advice is given for diabetics and post-menopausal women.
When is stone surgery needed?
Large stones, persistent pain/fever, obstruction, single kidney, or failure of medical passage often require ESWL/URS/PCNL—your urologist will guide you.
Are prostate symptoms permanent?
Many improve with lifestyle measures and medicines; surgery is reserved for selected cases (e.g., retention, recurrent infections, or complications).