Urologist in ECR

It is advisable to consult a urologist if you experience persistent pain while urinating, blood in urine, frequent urination, or changes in urinary flow.

No. Many stones pass naturally or can be managed with medication and lifestyle changes. Larger stones may need minimally invasive procedures.

Prostate-related problems become more common with age, but they should not be ignored. Early evaluation often leads to better outcomes.

Yes. Dr. Neelakandan and the team specialise in andrology and provide comprehensive evaluation and treatment for male reproductive health.

It refers to minimally invasive techniques using telescopes and lasers to treat conditions inside the urinary tract, often without external incisions.

Most patients recover faster than with traditional open surgery, often returning to normal activities within a few days to weeks.

Yes. Depending on the cause, it can be managed with medication, exercises, or minor procedures.

You can book directly, though a referral from your general physician can help provide complete medical history.

Absolutely. All discussions and treatments are handled with the highest level of privacy and professionalism.

Yes. Hydration, diet modifications, exercise, and avoiding irritants often complement medical treatment effectively.

Urologists complete MBBS, MS in General Surgery, and super-specialty training (MCh in Urology), like Dr. Neelakandan.

Yes. Advanced laser procedures are commonly used for precise and effective stone removal.

Yes. Urologists treat urinary problems in both men and women, including infections, incontinence, and bladder issues.

Bring previous medical records, a list of medications, and be prepared to discuss your symptoms in detail.

Our experienced specialists, modern facilities, and patient-centred approach make quality urological care easily accessible along the East Coast Road.