What We Offer for You

 Sandheep Memorial Hospital also prioritizes education and research, with our urology experts actively involved in advancing the field. We’re not just a hospital; we’re a trusted partner in your urological health journey.

General Urology

– Treatment for urinary tract infections
– Diagnosis and treatment of kidney stones
– Treatment for bleeding in urine
– Treatment for difficulty in urination
– Treatment for enlargement of kidney and mass

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Andrology

– Treatment for erectile dysfunction
– Treatment for premature ejaculation
– Treatment for nocturnal ejaculation
– Evaluation and treatment for infertility
– Testis biopsy

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Neuro Urology

– Uncontrolled urgency to urination
– Inability to control urination
– Spinal injury and urinary difficulties
– Diabetes related neuro -urology problems

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Paediatric Urology

– Diagnosis and treatment of common paediatric problems in urination
– Night time bed wetting
– Difficulties in controlling urination
– Paediatric kidney and bladder stones
– Undescended testis treatment

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Uro Gynaecology

– Urinary incontinence treatment
– Pelvic organ prolapse treatment
– Infertility evaluation
– Recurrent urinary tract infection evaluation and treatment
– Neurogenic bladder in elderly women

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Laparoscopic Urology

– Laparoscopic nephrectomy
– Laparoscopic radical neophrectomy- for removal of tumour in kidney
– Laparoscopic pyeloplasty- treatment of obstruction in the kidney
– Laparoscopic pyelolithotomy — large stone in kidney removal

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