मूत्र रोग (यूरोलॉजी)
Urology in Bhiwadi
Kidney stones, prostate problems, urine infections and other urinary tract conditions.
- OPD hours
- 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
- Emergency
- Open 24 hours
- Location
- Opposite Bus Stand, Vasundhara Nagar, U.I.T., Bhiwadi
About the department
Urology treats problems of the kidneys, ureters, bladder and prostate, and the male reproductive organs — including kidney stones, prostate enlargement, urine infections, blood in urine and difficulty passing urine.
Kidney stones are common in our hot, dry region, especially when people drink too little water. Most small stones pass with medicines and plenty of fluids; larger stones may need a procedure.
Prostate enlargement is common in men over 50 and causes a weak stream and frequent urination at night. Severe pain in the side or back with vomiting, or being unable to pass urine, needs urgent care.
When to see a doctor
- Severe pain in the side, back or lower abdomen
- Burning, frequent or urgent urination
- Blood in urine
- Weak stream, dribbling or difficulty passing urine
- Unable to pass urine at all (emergency)
- Getting up many times at night to pass urine
- Swelling or pain in the scrotum
In an emergency, do not wait for an appointment — the emergency department is open 24 hours.
What the department does
- 01
Urology consultation
Assessment of urinary and prostate symptoms.
- 02
Kidney stone care
Medicines to help stones pass, and surgery for large or blocking stones.
- 03
Prostate care
Medicines and surgery for an enlarged prostate.
- 04
Urine infection care
Diagnosis and treatment of repeated urine infections.
- 05
Blood in urine
Tests to find the cause and treat it.
- 06
Hydrocele & scrotal problems
Diagnosis and surgery for scrotal swelling.
- 07
Catheter & emergency care
Emergency relief when a patient cannot pass urine.
- 08
Urological surgery
Open and minimally invasive surgery when medicines alone are not enough.
What to expect at your visit
- 01
Consultation
The urologist asks about your urinary symptoms and examines you.
- 02
Tests
Urine tests, blood tests and an ultrasound are common. A CT scan may be advised for stones.
- 03
Treatment plan
Most problems start with medicines. If a procedure is needed, it is explained clearly.
- 04
Prevention
Advice on water intake and diet to prevent stones from coming back.
Conditions we see
- Kidney & ureter stones
- Bladder stones
- Enlarged prostate
- Urine infections
- Burning or frequent urination
- Blood in urine
- Difficulty passing urine
- Urine leakage (incontinence)
- Narrowing of the urine passage
- Hydrocele
- Scrotal pain & swelling
- Male sexual health problems
Not sure if your problem is listed? Call us and we will tell you which doctor to see.
Facilities that support this department
Before your visit
- OPD hours9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
- Visiting hours3:00 PM - 8:00 PM
- BringPhoto ID, previous prescriptions and reports
- InsuranceYour policy, ECHS or ESIC card for cashless treatment
Common questions
What are the signs of a kidney stone?
Severe pain in the side or back that may spread to the groin, often with vomiting, burning urine or blood in the urine. Come to the emergency department if the pain is severe.
Do all kidney stones need surgery?
No. Many small stones pass on their own with medicines and plenty of water. Larger stones, or stones causing blockage or infection, may need a procedure.
How can I prevent kidney stones?
Drink enough water to pass clear urine — usually 2.5–3 litres a day, more in summer — and reduce salt. Your doctor may give diet advice based on the type of stone.
When should men get their prostate checked?
See a doctor for a weak urine stream, passing urine often at night, or a feeling that the bladder is not empty — especially after 50.
Is treatment covered under Ayushman Bharat or insurance?
Star Hospital is empanelled under Ayushman Bharat (PM-JAY) and works with many insurance and TPA panels. Bring your card and ID, and confirm your coverage with our insurance desk on +91 73004 84848.
How do I book a urology consultation?
Request an appointment online or call +91 73004 84848. Our staff will call you back to confirm the time.
Book a consultation
Request an appointment with the Urology department online, or call reception and we will arrange it for you.