Department of Urology
Consult Urology at SKS Hospital, Mathura
At SKS Hospital, our Urology Department treats conditions of the kidneys, bladder, prostate and urinary tract in men and women — from kidney stones and urine infections to enlarged prostate and urological cancers — using endoscopic and minimally invasive techniques that mean less pain and faster recovery.
- Complete kidney stone care — URS, RIRS with laser lithotripsy, PCNL and ESWL
- TURP and other endoscopic treatment for enlarged prostate (BPH)
- Diagnostic and therapeutic cystoscopy for blood in urine and bladder problems
Request a Urology appointment
Takes about 1 minute. No charges to request.
Our team calls within 30 minutes during OPD hours to confirm doctor and time. For emergencies, call +91 86799 11029.
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Urology Department of SKS Hospital
The Urology Department at SKS Hospital cares for the urinary system — the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra — in both men and women, as well as the male reproductive organs. Our urologists treat a wide range of problems, from painful kidney stones and recurrent infections to difficulty passing urine, blood in the urine, leakage of urine and cancers of the urinary tract.
Urological problems are common but are often ignored out of embarrassment, especially prostate and bladder symptoms in older men and urine leakage in women. We provide a comfortable, private setting where patients can speak openly, and we explain every finding and treatment option in simple language. As the teaching hospital of SKS Medical College & Research Centre, our practice follows current national and international guidelines.
Most stone and prostate procedures are now done through natural passages with telescopes, without any cut. Our services include ureteroscopy (URS) and retrograde intrarenal surgery (RIRS) with laser lithotripsy, PCNL for large kidney stones, ESWL shock-wave therapy, TURP for enlarged prostate, cystoscopy, urethroplasty for strictures and laparoscopic urology, supported by modular operation theatres, ICU and 24×7 emergency care on the same campus.
Conditions treated and procedures offered
Recovery and treatment plans vary. Your doctor will advise after evaluation.
Kidney Stone Treatment (URS / PCNL)
Removal of kidney and ureteric stones with URS, RIRS laser or PCNL, without a large surgical cut.
Prostate Surgery (TURP)
TURP removes the part of an enlarged prostate blocking urine flow, working through the urethra without an external incision.
ESWL (Shock-Wave Lithotripsy)
Focused shock waves from outside the body break suitable kidney stones into fragments that pass naturally in the urine.
Cystoscopy
A thin telescope passed into the bladder to find the cause of blood in urine, infections or blockage, and treat some problems.
Urethroplasty
Reconstructive surgery to repair a narrowed urethra (stricture) and restore a normal urine stream.
Laparoscopic Urology
Keyhole surgery for selected kidney, ureter and adrenal conditions, with smaller scars, less pain and quicker recovery.
Urology doctors and OPD timings
Doctor directory with registration details, as published by the hospital. OPD: Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM.
Sr. Consultant – Urology
OPD: Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Languages: English, Hindi
Consultant – Urology
OPD: Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Languages: English, Hindi
Consultant – Endourology
OPD: Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Languages: English, Hindi
Facilities at SKS Hospital
24×7 emergency
Critical care / ICU
OPD
Diagnostics on campus
Ambulance with ALS support
In-house pharmacy, 24×7
How booking works
Request an appointment
Fill the 1-minute form, WhatsApp us, or call.
We confirm by phone
Our team calls to confirm doctor, date and time.
Visit the OPD
Bring any previous reports, prescriptions and ID.
Consultation and next steps
Your doctor advises on tests or treatment.
Fees, insurance and cashless treatment
Urology consultation
Consultation charges are confirmed at the OPD counter before you see the doctor. Test charges are shared before any test is done.
Cashless with insurers and TPAs
Visiting the hospital
NH-19 (old NH-2), 21st Mile Stone, Village Chaumuhan, Tehsil Chhata, Mathura – 281406, Uttar Pradesh
Parking available · On NH-19 (old NH-2), Chaumuhan, Mathura
Urology OPD: Monday to Saturday, 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Emergency: 24×7
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to common questions about Urology at SKS Hospital, Mathura — appointments, tests, insurance and emergencies.
What conditions does the Urology Department treat?
We treat kidney and ureteric stones, enlarged prostate, urinary tract infections, blood in the urine, urine leakage, urethral stricture, hydrocele, male infertility and cancers of the kidney, bladder and prostate, in both men and women.
What are the symptoms of kidney stones?
Common symptoms include sudden severe pain in the back or side that may spread to the groin, blood in the urine, nausea or vomiting, burning while passing urine and frequent urination. Fever with stone pain can mean infection and needs emergency care.
Can kidney stones be treated without open surgery?
Yes. Most stones are now treated with endoscopic laser procedures (URS or RIRS), PCNL through a small keyhole in the back, or ESWL shock waves from outside the body — none of which need a large cut. See our Kidney Stone Treatment page for details.
Do all kidney stones need a procedure?
No. Many small stones, usually under 5 mm, pass on their own with plenty of fluids and medicines that relax the ureter. A procedure is advised if the stone is large, blocks urine flow, causes repeated pain or infection, or does not pass within a few weeks.
What are the symptoms of an enlarged prostate?
Frequent urination, especially at night, a weak or interrupted stream, difficulty starting, dribbling at the end and a feeling of incomplete emptying. Sudden inability to pass urine is an emergency and needs immediate care.
When is prostate surgery (TURP) needed?
TURP is advised when prostate symptoms are severe despite medicines, or when there are complications such as urine retention, repeated infections, bladder stones, bleeding or kidney damage. It is done through the urethra without any external cut. See our Prostate Surgery page for details.
Is blood in the urine serious?
Blood in the urine should always be checked, even if it happens only once and without pain. It can be caused by infection or stones, but may also be a sign of a bladder or kidney tumour, so tests such as ultrasound, urine examination and cystoscopy may be advised.
What is a PSA test and who should have it?
PSA is a blood test that can help detect prostate problems, including cancer. Men above 50, or above 45 with a family history of prostate cancer, can discuss PSA testing with a urologist, who will explain the benefits and limitations and interpret the result along with an examination.
How can I prevent kidney stones from coming back?
Drink enough water to keep your urine pale, reduce salt and packaged foods, avoid excessive meat and cold drinks, and follow any specific diet advice based on your stone analysis. Regular follow-up with ultrasound helps catch new stones early.
What should I do if I cannot pass urine?
Sudden inability to pass urine with a painful, full bladder is a urological emergency. Call +91 86799 11029 or come to our emergency department immediately, where a catheter can be placed to relieve the blockage before further treatment is planned.
Are urology procedures covered by insurance?
Yes. SKS Hospital is empanelled with major insurance companies and TPAs, and procedures such as stone removal and TURP are usually covered. Our insurance desk will help with pre-authorisation — please bring your policy card and photo ID.
How can I book a urology consultation?
Book online through our appointment page, call +91 86799 11029, or visit the OPD registration counter. For severe stone pain, fever with urinary symptoms or inability to pass urine, come directly to the emergency department or call +91 86799 11029.
Request a Urology appointment
Takes about 1 minute. No charges to request.
Our team calls within 30 minutes during OPD hours to confirm doctor and time. For emergencies, call +91 86799 11029.