Urology in Kopar Khairane Navi Mumbai

When to see a urologist

A urologist assesses the urinary tract in women and men, as well as the male reproductive system. Arrange a consultation for persistent burning, difficulty passing urine, leakage, blood in the urine, recurrent stones or a new scrotal swelling. Treatment does not always mean surgery. Examination and appropriate tests help establish whether medicines, monitoring, a procedure or specialist referral is appropriate.

Conditions and treatment information

• Kidney and Ureteric Stone Treatment. Read about symptoms, assessment, possible treatments and follow-up on the linked page.
• Bladder Stone Treatment. Read about symptoms, assessment, possible treatments and follow-up on the linked page.
• Enlarged Prostate Treatment. Read about symptoms, assessment, possible treatments and follow-up on the linked page.
• Urinary Tract Infection Treatment. Read about symptoms, assessment, possible treatments and follow-up on the linked page.
• Urinary Incontinence Treatment. Read about symptoms, assessment, possible treatments and follow-up on the linked page.
• Urethral Stricture Treatment. Read about symptoms, assessment, possible treatments and follow-up on the linked page.
• Circumcision and Phimosis Treatment. Read about symptoms, assessment, possible treatments and follow-up on the linked page.
• Hydrocele and Varicocele Treatment. Read about symptoms, assessment, possible treatments and follow-up on the linked page.
• Male Infertility and Erectile Dysfunction. Read about symptoms, assessment, possible treatments and follow-up on the linked page.
• Urological Cancer Care. Read about symptoms, assessment, possible treatments and follow-up on the linked page.

What to bring to your appointment

Bring earlier scans, urine culture reports, blood results, discharge summaries and a list of current medicines. Mention allergies, blood thinners, pregnancy, diabetes and previous urinary procedures. If frequency or leakage is the concern, a short record of drinks and toilet visits can help the doctor understand the pattern.

Urology and Nephrology

Urology deals with urinary tract conditions such as stones, obstruction and bladder problems, including those requiring procedures. Nephrology focuses on medical kidney conditions and kidney function. Some people need input from both specialties. The appropriate route depends on the problem identified.

When symptoms need urgent care

Do not wait for an appointment form response if you cannot pass urine, have fever with severe side pain, pass clots that obstruct urine flow or develop sudden severe testicular pain. Seek emergency medical care promptly.

Visiting Apex Hospital

Apex Multispeciality Hospital is at C-104, Bhumiraj Casabela CHS Ltd, Plot No. B-219, Sector 19, Near MSEB, Kopar Khairane, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra 400709. Patients travelling from nearby Ghansoli or Vashi should confirm the consultation time before leaving. Hospital emergency hours and individual specialist OPD schedules are different; a 24-hour hospital does not mean a urologist is continuously available on site.

For appointment information, call +91 8591235064. For consultation fees and any proposed procedure, contact the hospital for the latest estimate and what it includes. The treatment plan is decided after assessment.

Frequently asked questions

Does Urology treat women too?

Yes. Urologists assess urinary tract problems in women and men.

Do I need a scan before attending?

Bring any existing reports. The doctor can advise whether a new test is needed; do not arrange scans solely on the basis of this page.

Will I need surgery?

Not necessarily. Many conditions are managed with medicines, monitoring or other non-surgical care.