Consultation
A detailed history and examination — bring old reports, scans and current medicines.
Advanced Prostate Care
ThuFLEP laser, Bipolar TURP, REZUM and MIST for enlarged prostate (BPH) and urinary symptoms.
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Kidney Stone Treatment
RIRS, PCNL, MiniPerc and laser stone surgery — matched to stone size, location and complexity.
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Urological Cancer Care
Kidney, bladder, prostate and testicular cancer surgery with organ preservation wherever safe.
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Additional Urology Expertise
Laparoscopic urology, andrology, female urology, reconstruction and paediatric urology.
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Investigation
Targeted tests only: ultrasound, CT-KUB, uroflowmetry, PSA or cultures as required.
Treatment
Medical management, endoscopic laser procedure or laparoscopic surgery — with the estimate given upfront.
Follow-Up
Stent removal, diet and prevention plan, and periodic review to keep the problem from returning.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the first signs of an enlarged prostate (BPH)?
A weak or interrupted urine stream, difficulty starting urination, straining, a feeling of incomplete emptying, urgency, and waking two or more times a night to urinate. These symptoms are common after 50 but should never be dismissed as simply ageing — an evaluation rules out infection, stones and prostate cancer.
Is laser kidney stone surgery painful?
Laser procedures such as RIRS are performed under spinal or general anaesthesia, so the procedure itself is not felt. Most patients go home within 24 hours. Mild discomfort or burning while passing urine for a few days afterwards is normal, particularly if a DJ stent has been placed.
How do I book an appointment with Dr. Raghavendra Kulkarni?
Call or WhatsApp +91-7411088875, or use the enquiry form on this website. Consultations are at the Asian Institute of Nephrology and Urology, C17, Vikrampuri Colony, Karkhana, Secunderabad, Telangana 500009.
When should I see a urologist?
See a urologist for blood in the urine, recurrent urinary infections, pain in the flank or lower abdomen, difficulty or pain while passing urine, a weak stream, incontinence, or any scan that has reported a stone, cyst or mass. Blood in the urine always needs evaluation, even when it happens once and stops.
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