Frequently Asked Questions
General
Andrology and Male Infertility
Cardiac Sciences
Centre of Excellence in Cardiac Sciences
Centre of Excellence in Nephrology
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Centre of Excellence in Urology
Child Development Centre
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Mar Sleeva Cancer Care & Research Centre
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Paediatric and Female Urology
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Reconstructive and Neuro Urology
Surgical Gastroenterology
Urology
Reconstructive surgery such as urethroplasty offers a lasting solution for most
strictures, with follow up to confirm normal urine flow.
It is caused by conditions that affect the nerves controlling the bladder, such
as spinal cord injury, stroke, or certain neurological diseases.
Yes. Overactive bladder is managed with lifestyle measures, medication, and
other treatments that reduce urgency and frequent urination.
Neuro urology treats bladder and urinary problems caused by nerve related
conditions such as spinal injury, protecting the kidneys and restoring control.
A urethral stricture is a narrowing of the urine passage that blocks flow. It is
treated endoscopically or with reconstructive surgery depending on its length
and location.
