Prostate
Why A Urologist, Not Just Any Doctor
Sub-specialty training does not change how kind the consultation is. It changes which questions get asked and which tests get ordered.
Prostate Disorders
Enlargement, raised PSA and difficulty passing urine — assessed with the reasoning behind each test explained before it is ordered.
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Conditions treated
- Benign prostatic enlargement
- Raised PSA and prostate assessment
- Difficulty passing urine and weak stream
- Laser and endoscopic prostate surgery
- Urinary retention
Recovery
Recovery depends on the procedure, and the expected timeline is given in writing before you consent — not afterwards.
Consulting at ZenCare — Healthcare Redefined, 2143, HBC, Sector 28, Faridabad – 121008. 6:00 pm – 8:30 pm, Monday to Saturday.
Questions patients ask
- Does an enlarged prostate always need surgery?
- No. Many men are managed with fluid timing, medication and review. Surgery is discussed when there is retention, recurrent infection, stones in the bladder, kidney effects, or when symptoms genuinely interfere with daily life.
- Does a raised PSA mean cancer?
- Not on its own. Infection, recent catheterisation, cycling and prostate size all raise it. A repeat test, examination and, where indicated, MRI come before any decision about biopsy.
- What does difficulty passing urine usually mean?
- In men over fifty it is most often the prostate, but a stricture, a bladder problem or medication can cause the same picture. A flow study and a post-void ultrasound separate them.