
Kidney & Ureteric Stones
Renal colic, blood in urine, and the treatment ladder from watchful waiting through ESWL, laser and PCNL.
What the symptom usually means, how it is investigated, and what treatment involves.
Each guide below covers the same ground: the symptoms that bring patients to OPD, the warning signs that need urgent care rather than an appointment, the investigations that are actually useful, and what each treatment option involves. Written for patients, not clinicians.
Urologist in Varanasi — clinics, consulting hours and directions →

Renal colic, blood in urine, and the treatment ladder from watchful waiting through ESWL, laser and PCNL.

Weak stream, going often, waking at night, or not passing urine at all — assessment, PSA, medication and surgery.

Burning and frequency, kidney infection and prostatitis — culture-guided treatment and why infections come back.

Even one painless episode needs a proper workup. Causes, the CT urogram and cystoscopy pathway, and red flags.

Leaking on coughing versus leaking with sudden urgency — different problems, different treatments. Men and women.

Tight foreskin does not always need surgery. Steroid cream, foreskin-sparing options and circumcision compared.

Hydrocele, varicocele, epididymal cyst and undescended testis — which need surgery, which do not, which are emergencies.

Reading a semen analysis report, the hormone and scan tests that follow, and which causes can be corrected.

Bedwetting, undescended testis, foreskin questions and childhood urine infection — what is normal, and when timing matters.

Kidney, bladder and prostate cancer are usually silent early. The signs that should prompt evaluation, and what it involves.