Stone & Prostate Surgeries

Kidney stone and prostate treatment

Laser, endoscopic and other procedures for suitable kidney stone and prostate conditions, selected after a urology assessment.

About the procedure

What to expect.

Kidney stones may cause severe side or back pain, painful urination, nausea or blood in the urine. An enlarged prostate may cause a weak stream, urgency, frequent urination or difficulty emptying the bladder.

Treatment may use laser, shock-wave or endoscopic techniques through natural passages or small incisions. Some cases still need another approach.

Included procedures

Procedures available at Wellmed.

01

Laser Lithotripsy (RIRS/URS)

A laser breaks the stone through natural passages — no cuts, no stitches.

02

PCNL

Large stones removed through one small incision in the back.

03

ESWL

Non-invasive shock waves that fragment stones from outside the body.

04

TURP

Excess prostate tissue removed through the urethra — no external cut.

05

Laser prostate surgery

Laser removal of prostate tissue for suitable cases of enlargement.

06

Laparoscopic and open prostate surgery

For complex or very large cases that need it.

Before treatment

Start with a consultation.

Discuss your diagnosis, options and costs before deciding on treatment.

Book a live slot

Book an available time online or send this request on WhatsApp. Call +91 72899 99292 for help.

Good to know

Questions about Stone & Prostate Surgeries.

How are kidney stones treated?
Treatment depends on the stone’s size, position and symptoms. Options may include observation, medicine, laser lithotripsy, PCNL or ESWL.
Is prostate enlargement serious?
Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) is not cancer. It can affect urine flow and, in some cases, lead to retention, infection or bladder and kidney problems.
Are stone removal procedures painful?
Anaesthesia is used during these procedures. Your urologist will explain expected discomfort, pain control and warning signs during recovery.
How long is recovery after prostate surgery?
Recovery varies by procedure and health. Your urologist will explain the likely hospital stay, catheter care and activity limits.
Can kidney stones come back after treatment?
They can. Good hydration, dietary changes and regular follow-up significantly reduce the risk of recurrence.
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