Centre of excellence
Urology
Kidney stones, prostate and men’s health
In short
The urology department at Sreshta Multi Speciality Hospitals treats kidney and ureteric stones, prostate enlargement, urinary infections, and men’s health concerns. Dr. G. Avinash, who holds an MCh in Urology and Genito Urinary Surgery, performs endoscopic stone surgery, prostate procedures and 3rd generation stapler circumcision.
Stone disease is common in this part of Telangana, and it is mostly about heat and water. People working outdoors through a Hyderabad summer do not drink enough, urine gets concentrated, and stones form. We see the same pattern every year from March onwards.
The good news is that almost no stone needs open surgery any more. Depending on where it sits and how big it is, we treat it endoscopically through the natural urinary passage, or with a small tract through the back. Either way you are usually home within a day or two.
What we treat
Conditions seen in this department
- Kidney, ureteric and bladder stones
- Benign prostatic hyperplasia, or prostate enlargement
- Recurrent urinary tract infection
- Blood in urine
- Phimosis and tight foreskin
- Male stress incontinence and erectile dysfunction
- Hydrocele, varicocele and undescended testis
Treatments offered
Procedures we perform here
What each one involves is explained to you before anything is scheduled, along with what it costs and what the recovery looks like.
URSL and RIRS for ureteric stones
Through the natural passage, no external cut
PCNL for large kidney stones
Small tract through the back
TURP for prostate enlargement
Endoscopic, no abdominal incision
3rd generation stapler circumcision
Short, device-assisted procedure with planned aftercare
Cystoscopy
Direct look inside the bladder for bleeding or recurrent infection
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Stapler circumcision in fifteen minutes
A disposable device removes the foreskin and seals the edge in one action. No stitches, no bed rest, and the ring falls off on its own.
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Stones treated without open surgery
Endoscopic and percutaneous techniques handle almost every stone we see, including large staghorn calculi.
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Discretion as standard
Men’s health consultations happen in a closed room with the consultant only. Records are not discussed at the front desk.
Your consultant
Who you will see
Technology used here
Equipment that changes what this department can offer
TESLA Chair
The TESLA Chair uses functional magnetic stimulation to activate the pelvic-floor muscles for selected cases of urinary incontinence and pelvic-floor weakness.
Read moreAdvanced 3rd Generation Stapler Circumcision
Third-generation stapler circumcision is a device-assisted procedure that removes the foreskin and closes the edge in a controlled action using a single-use stapler.
Read moreQuestions
Urology, answered
The device-assisted procedure is usually brief and commonly performed under local anaesthesia. Discomfort, closure method and return to activity vary, so the urologist gives an individual aftercare plan.
Stones under about five millimetres often pass on their own with fluids and medication. Above that, and particularly if the stone is causing obstruction, infection or pain that will not settle, an endoscopic procedure is usually advised. Your urologist decides based on the CT scan.
Yes, many men with mild to moderate prostate enlargement are managed with medication and reviewed periodically. Surgery is considered when medication stops working, when the bladder is not emptying, or when there is bleeding or repeated infection.
We are here
Consult our urology team
Call the front desk and we will book you with the right consultant. Bring any previous reports, scans and medication you are on.
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