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Plain-language guides on kidney stones, prostate problems and urinary symptoms, written and reviewed by Dr. Vijay Bora, MCh (Urology), Agra. For information only; not a substitute for consultation.

Urethral Stricture: Why Repeat Dilatation Fails and When Urethroplasty Is Needed

Dilatation stretches the scar, it does not remove it, which is why the narrowing returns tighter each time. How a stricture is properly mapped, and what reconstruction with a buccal graft actually involves.

Recurrent UTI in Women: Why It Keeps Coming Back

Repeated antibiotics bought without a urine culture are the single most damaging habit in recurrent infection. What actually triggers recurrences, which tests are genuinely needed, and what prevents them.

Enlarged Prostate (BPH): Symptoms, Tests and Treatment Options

A weak stream and getting up at night are the first signs. What BPH is, why it is not cancer, which tests are done, when tablets are enough, and the complications that make surgery necessary.

RIRS vs PCNL vs URS: Which Kidney Stone Surgery Is Right for You?

The stone decides, not the surgeon's preference. How size, position and hardness point to one procedure over another, what a DJ stent really feels like, and the six questions worth asking before you consent.

Prostate ka Operation: Kab Zaroori Hai aur Kaise Hota Hai?

Peshab ki dhaar kamzor hona aur raat mein baar baar uthna, in lakshanon ka matlab kya hai. Dawa se kab kaam ban jaata hai, operation kab zaroori hota hai, aur TURP ya laser mein hota kya hai.

Kidney Stone Treatment in Agra: Mini-PCNL, PCNL, RIRS and URS Explained

Most kidney stones today are removed without any big cut. What each procedure means, which stone sizes they suit, how long you stay in hospital, and how to prevent the next stone.

Pathri ka Ilaj: Bina Bade Chire ke Operation Kaise Hota Hai?

Pathri ka dard, kab operation zaroori hai, laser aur durbeen (Mini-PCNL) se ilaj kaise hota hai, hospital mein kitne din lagte hain, aur pathri dobara na bane iske liye kya karein.

Blood in Urine (Hematuria): When to See a Urologist

Even one episode of blood in the urine deserves proper evaluation. The common causes, the one red flag you should never ignore, and the tests a urologist will advise.