A burning sensation you’ve been ignoring for weeks. A kidney stone that woke you up at 3 AM. A prostate concern you’ve been Googling instead of asking a doctor about. A urinary issue your father has been hiding from the family because he’s embarrassed.
Urological conditions are among the most common reasons people delay seeking medical help — not because treatment is unavailable, but because the conversation feels uncomfortable. At AvaMED, we understand that. And we’ve built a department where these conditions are treated with the same clinical seriousness as any other — and with the discretion and respect that makes patients actually come back for follow-up instead of disappearing after the first visit.
Kidney stones (renal calculi) — diagnosis, medical management, and surgical intervention · Recurrent kidney stones — prevention strategies and metabolic evaluation · Urinary tract infections (UTIs) — acute and recurrent · Urinary incontinence · Urinary retention · Blood in urine (haematuria) — evaluation and management · Ureteric stones
Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) — enlarged prostate management · Prostatitis (prostate infection) · Prostate screening and evaluation · Difficulty urinating, weak stream, frequent nighttime urination
Kidney stone surgery — endoscopic and minimally invasive procedures · Circumcision · Hydrocele repair · Varicocele management · Urethral stricture management · Bladder procedures · Minor urological surgical procedures
Diabetic patients are at significantly higher risk for recurrent UTIs, kidney stones, and bladder dysfunction. At AvaMED, urological care for diabetic patients is coordinated with Dr. B.S. Yadav and the DiabetEASE Care 360 programme — ensuring your urological treatment doesn't conflict with your diabetes management, and your diabetes care accounts for your urological risk.