Prostate
Why A Urologist, Not Just Any Doctor
Sub-specialty training does not change how kind the consultation is. It changes which questions get asked and which tests get ordered.
Urological Cancers
Assessment and surgical treatment of kidney, prostate, bladder and testicular cancers — open, LAPAROSCOPIC AND ROBOTIC — planned with oncology and radiology input.
Also searched as kidney cancer surgery, bladder cancer treatment, blood in urine specialist
Conditions treated
- Haematuria evaluation
- Kidney and bladder cancer surgery
- Prostate cancer assessment and surgery
- Robotic and laparoscopic cancer surgery
- Testicular cancer
Recovery
Recovery varies with the operation and stage. The expected timeline, follow-up schedule and surveillance plan are given in writing.
Consulting at ZenCare — Healthcare Redefined, 2143, HBC, Sector 28, Faridabad – 121008. 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm, Monday to Saturday.
Questions patients ask
- Is blood in the urine always serious?
- It is always worth investigating, even once, even if painless and even if it clears. Most causes are benign, but the ones that are not are far more treatable when found early.
- What does the assessment involve?
- Imaging of the kidneys and urinary tract, a urine assessment and, where indicated, cystoscopy. Each step is explained, with its reason, before it is booked.
- Are treatment decisions made alone?
- No. Cancer treatment is planned with oncology and radiology input, and the options — including their trade-offs — are discussed with you before anything is scheduled.