Clear, evidence-based explanations of the conditions seen most often in clinic — what the symptoms mean, when they need attention, and what treatment actually involves. Written and medically reviewed by Dr. Navdeep Garg.
Why stone disease is so much more common across Punjab, Haryana and the Tricity — the warning signs that need emergency care, how stones are treated today, and what genuinely stops them coming back.
Read the article → EndourologyThree very different operations, each right for a different stone. What actually determines the choice, why the gentlest option isn't always the best one, and the questions worth asking before you agree to surgery.
Read the article → Prostate Enlargement (BPH)Waking twice a night to pass urine is not simply age. What an enlarged prostate does to the bladder, the findings that make treatment urgent, and every option from lifestyle change through to surgery.
Read the article → Uro-OncologyWhat the test can and cannot tell you, why most raised results are not cancer, who benefits most from screening, and why an MRI now comes before any biopsy.
Read the article → Uro-OncologyBlood in the urine is never normal — even once, even painless, even if it clears up on its own. What causes it, what the tests involve, and the two assumptions that delay diagnosis most often.
Read the article → InfectionsRepeated antibiotic courses treat each episode without changing the pattern. What actually drives recurrence, when it isn't an infection at all, and which preventive measures hold up to evidence.
Read the article → Men's HealthMale factors contribute to roughly half of all infertility, yet the man is often never assessed. What a semen analysis really shows, what varicocele is, and which causes are genuinely treatable.
Read the article → Reconstructive UrologyA weak stream in a man under fifty is often not a prostate problem at all. Why repeated dilatation stops working — and makes things worse — and when reconstruction is the right answer.
Read the article →Appointments and referrals welcome across Panchkula, Chandigarh and Ambala.