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SLG Hospitals

Urology

The Urology Department at SLG Hospitals provides specialised care for urinary tract and male reproductive health. Our team manages a wide range of conditions, from kidney stones and prostate disorders to urinary infections, bladder problems, infertility, and urological cancers. With advanced technology and minimally invasive techniques, we ensure precise treatment and faster recovery.

CONDITIONS TREATED

Our urologists treat:

  • Kidney stones and urinary tract infections
  • Prostate enlargement and related urinary issues
  • Bladder disorders and incontinence
  • Male infertility and reproductive health problems
  • Cancers of the kidney, bladder, and prostate

TREATMENTS & FACILITIES

We combine expertise with advanced technology to deliver the best outcomes:

  • Minimally Invasive Surgery: Endoscopic, laparoscopic, and laser-based procedures
  • Stone Management: Laser lithotripsy, ESWL (shock wave therapy)
  • Prostate & Bladder Care: Surgical and non-surgical treatment options
  • Fertility Solutions: Medical, surgical, and assisted reproductive techniques
  • Cancer Care: Early detection and advanced treatment for urological cancers

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Frequently asked questions

What causes kidney stones?

Common causes include dehydration, high salt intake, and genetic predisposition.

Can kidney stones be removed without surgery?

Yes, through minimally invasive methods like laser lithotripsy or ESWL (shock wave therapy).

What are signs of prostate problems?

Difficulty passing urine, weak urine stream, and frequent urination at night.

Is male infertility treatable?

Yes, with medicines, surgery, or assisted reproductive techniques.

Are urological cancers curable?

Yes, especially when detected early and treated promptly.

Health guides

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Book a Urology appointment

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