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Best Multispecialty Hospital in Jaipur - CBLM Holy Family Hospital
Urology Hospital and Urologists in Jaipur
Kidney stones, prostate trouble or burning urine? CBLM Holy Family Hospital on Jhotwara Road, Jaipur treats urology problems with medicine first, and with laser or keyhole surgery when it is needed. Tests are done in the hospital, and the emergency department is open 24 hours.
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When Should You
See a Urologist?
These symptoms are common, and most have simple causes. Getting them checked early by a urologist in Jaipur stops a small problem, like a stone or an infection, from turning into a serious one.
Frequent or Urgent Urination
Needing to pass urine more often than usual, a sudden urge to go, or waking up at night to go.
Blood in Urine
Pink, red or brown urine, even once. Always get this checked.
Burning or Painful Urination
Burning or pain while passing urine, often a sign of infection or a stone.
Back or Side Pain (Kidney Stone Pain)
Sharp pain in the side or back that spreads to the groin, often with nausea. A common sign of a kidney stone.
Understanding Urology
What Does a Urologist Treat?
Urology deals with the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra in men, women and children, and with the male reproductive organs. At CBLM Holy Family Hospital, Jaipur, urology problems are treated with medicine where possible and with laser or keyhole surgery when needed.
Most people see a urologist for a kidney stone, an enlarged prostate, a urine infection that keeps coming back or blood in the urine. Many of these can be treated without an open operation. Tests such as ultrasound, urine tests and uroflowmetry are done in the hospital, so you usually get answers on your first or second visit.
Because CBLM is a multi-speciality hospital with a 24/7 emergency department and blood bank, patients who also have diabetes, heart disease or other conditions can be treated safely in one place.
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- See a urologist for kidney stones, prostate trouble, a blocked or weak urine flow, blood in the urine, bladder problems and men's sexual health. Urologists treat with medicine and surgery.
- See a nephrologist for kidney disease that affects how the kidneys filter blood, such as kidney failure, protein in the urine or swelling from kidney disease. Nephrologists treat with medicine and dialysis.
- Not sure which one you need? Start with the urologist. If your problem needs a kidney specialist, you are referred within the same hospital.
Patients with kidney failure are cared for at our dialysis centre in Jaipur, in the same hospital.
Conditions We Treat
Urology Problems Treated at CBLM Jaipur
From a first kidney stone to prostate trouble in later life, these are the problems seen most often in our urology department.
Kidney Stones
Kidney stones cause sudden, severe side pain and can block the flow of urine. At CBLM most stones are broken with a laser through a thin telescope passed up the urinary tract, so no cut is needed. Read more about kidney stone surgery in Jaipur.
Enlarged Prostate (BPH)
Most men over 50 have some prostate enlargement, which causes a weak stream and night-time urination. Treatment ranges from medicines to TURP and holmium laser surgery (HoLEP). Read more about prostate surgery in Jaipur.
Urine Infections (UTI)
Repeated urine infections are common in women and older people. The urologist looks for the cause, such as a stone or a bladder that does not empty fully, and treats it along with the right antibiotic.
Blood in Urine and Tumour Checks
Blood in the urine can come from an infection or a stone, and sometimes from a growth in the bladder or kidney. The right tests are done first, and specialist cancer care is arranged when it is needed.
Children's Urinary Problems
Bedwetting beyond the usual age, repeated infections and undescended testes need a proper check. Children are examined gently, and parents get a clear plan for treatment or follow-up.
Men's Sexual Health and Fertility
Erection problems and trouble conceiving often have a medical cause. The urologist checks hormones and general health in private, and suggests medicines or further tests.
Kidney Stone Treatment
Kidney Stone Treatment Options: URSL, RIRS, PCNL and ESWL
The right treatment depends on the size and position of your stone, and the urologist decides after an ultrasound or CT scan. Many small stones pass on their own with medicine and plenty of water.
| Treatment | How It Works | Usually Suits |
|---|---|---|
| Medicines and water | Tablets relax the ureter so the stone can pass | Stones under about 5 to 6 mm with no infection |
| URSL (ureteroscopy with laser) | A thin telescope goes up the urinary passage and a laser breaks the stone | Stones stuck in the ureter |
| RIRS (flexible laser surgery) | A flexible scope reaches inside the kidney and the laser turns the stone to dust | Kidney stones up to about 2 cm |
| PCNL | A small keyhole in the back gives direct access to the kidney | Large stones over about 2 cm |
| ESWL (shock waves) | Sound waves from outside the body break the stone into small pieces | Small to medium kidney stones, with no cut |
Laser procedures usually need a hospital stay of one to two days. The urologist tells you which option suits your stone, and whether it is done at CBLM, before you decide. Full details are on our kidney stone surgery page.
Prostate Treatment
Prostate Treatment Options: Medicines, TURP and HoLEP
An enlarged prostate is not cancer, but it can block urine flow and strain the bladder over time. Most men start with medicines. Surgery is advised when medicines stop working or the bladder is at risk.
| Treatment | What Happens | Usually Suits |
|---|---|---|
| Medicines | Tablets relax or shrink the prostate | Mild symptoms |
| TURP | The blocking part of the prostate is removed through the urine passage, with no cut on the skin | Moderate to severe symptoms |
| HoLEP (holmium laser) | A laser removes the enlarged tissue through the urine passage, with less bleeding | Larger prostates, and many patients who take blood thinners |
Read more about prostate laser surgery in Jaipur.
Treatment Comparison
Laser and Keyhole Urology Surgery vs Open Surgery
Most urology operations today are done through natural passages or small keyholes instead of a large cut. Open surgery is still the right choice in a few cases.
Smaller Cuts and Less Bleeding
Stone and prostate procedures are often done through the urine passage with no cut on the skin. Laser causes much less bleeding, which matters for older patients and people on blood thinners.
Shorter Hospital Stay
Most patients go home within one to two days and are back to their routine within one to two weeks, compared with several weeks after open surgery.
When Open Surgery Is Still Needed
Very large or complex stones, some kidney blockages and some cancers still need an open or larger operation. The urologist explains why before you decide.
| Point | Laser and Keyhole Surgery | Open Surgery |
|---|---|---|
| Cut on the skin | None, or a few small keyholes | One larger cut |
| Hospital stay | Usually 1 to 2 days | Usually 5 to 7 days |
| Pain after surgery | Mild, controlled with tablets | More, and for longer |
| Bleeding | Less | More |
| Back to normal work | Often 1 to 2 weeks | Often 4 to 8 weeks |
| Best for | Most stones and most enlarged prostates | Very large or complex cases |
Diagnosis
Urology Tests Done at CBLM Holy Family Hospital
Many urology problems can be diagnosed on the first or second visit. Ultrasound, urine and blood tests and uroflowmetry are done in the hospital, and a CT scan or cystoscopy is arranged when your urologist needs one.
| Test | What It Checks | When It Is Needed |
|---|---|---|
| Urine test and culture | Infection, blood or crystals in the urine | Burning, fever or repeated infections |
| Blood tests | Kidney function, PSA for the prostate, blood sugar | Before treatment, and for men over 50 with prostate symptoms |
| Ultrasound (KUB) | Stones, kidney swelling and prostate size | Most first visits |
| Uroflowmetry | How strongly and quickly you pass urine | A weak stream or prostate symptoms |
| CT scan (KUB) | The exact size and position of a stone | Before kidney stone surgery |
| Cystoscopy | A direct look inside the bladder | Blood in the urine or a suspected growth |
Choosing a Hospital
How to Choose the Best Urology Hospital in Jaipur
Looking for the best urology hospital in Jaipur? These six checks tell you more than any top-10 list. Under each one is how CBLM measures up, so you can compare.
1
Check the Urologist's Qualifications
Ask who will treat you and what training they have. At CBLM you are told who your doctor is, and their qualification, before you book.
2
Laser Equipment for Stones and Prostate
Laser treatment means no cut for most stones and less bleeding for the prostate. CBLM uses laser for stones and holmium laser (HoLEP) for the prostate.
3
Tests, Surgery and Dialysis Under One Roof
Running between labs wastes days. At CBLM, ultrasound, urine and blood tests, uroflowmetry, surgery and the dialysis centre are in the same hospital.
4
Emergency Cover for Stone Pain at Night
Stone pain and blocked urine rarely wait for OPD hours. CBLM's emergency department and blood bank are open 24 hours, every day.
5
Clear Costs Before Treatment
You should know the cost before you agree to a procedure. At CBLM the urologist explains the options and the cost together, so your family can decide.
6
Scheme and Insurance Support
Check that the hospital takes your scheme. CBLM accepts RGHS and cashless insurance, and the desk checks your cover before admission.
Cost
Urology Treatment Cost in Jaipur
The cost depends on your scan and the procedure you need. After your tests, the urologist explains the options and the cost together, before you decide.
What Changes the Cost
These six things make the biggest difference to your bill:
Stone size, number and position
The procedure: URSL, RIRS, PCNL, TURP or HoLEP
Scans and tests before treatment
A stent and its removal later
Days in hospital and room type
Other health conditions
RGHS and Cashless Insurance
CBLM Holy Family Hospital accepts RGHS and cashless insurance. Cover depends on your scheme and policy. Bring these to your first visit:
- Aadhaar card
- RGHS card, for government employees and pensioners
- Insurance card or policy number
- Previous reports, scans and the medicines you take
Your Treatment Journey
Your Urology Treatment Step by Step
From your first visit to your final check-up, this is how urology care works at CBLM Holy Family Hospital.
01
Day 1
Consultation
The urologist asks about your symptoms, medicines and past health, examines you and explains what might be causing the problem.
02
Day 1 to 2
Tests
Urine and blood tests, ultrasound and uroflowmetry are done in the hospital. A CT scan or cystoscopy is arranged if the doctor needs a closer look.
03
Day 2 to 3
Treatment Plan
The urologist explains your options, whether medicine, laser treatment or surgery, along with the risks, recovery time and cost, so you and your family can decide together.
04
Surgery Day
Preparation
You stay empty-stomach for about 8 hours before the procedure. The anaesthesia team checks your fitness and gives spinal or general anaesthesia as needed.
05
30 to 90 Min
The Procedure
Depending on your plan, the stone is broken with a laser, the prostate blockage is relieved with TURP or HoLEP, or keyhole surgery is done.
06
1 to 2 Days
Recovery and Follow-Up
Most patients go home within one to two days. Drink 2.5 to 3 litres of water a day, walk from the next day and finish every medicine. Follow-up visits check your recovery, and any stent is removed on time. See our ways to keep your kidneys healthy.
Location
How to Reach Our Urology Hospital in Jaipur
Address
43, 52, 53, Ashok Vihar,
Ambabari Bridge, Jhotwara Road,
behind the petrol pump,
Jaipur, Rajasthan 302012
Ambabari Bridge, Jhotwara Road,
behind the petrol pump,
Jaipur, Rajasthan 302012
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Hospital open 24 hours, 7 days
Urology OPD by appointment
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CBLM Holy Family Hospital sits on Jhotwara Road at Ambabari Bridge in Ashok Vihar, a short drive from Vidhyadhar Nagar, Shastri Nagar, Murlipura, Bani Park and Sikar Road. If you are looking for a urologist near Jhotwara or Vidhyadhar Nagar, the hospital is only a few minutes away.
Coming from outside Jaipur? Send your reports on WhatsApp first, then plan your visit. The hospital is roughly 20 minutes from Jaipur Junction railway station and 40 minutes from Jaipur Airport, depending on traffic.
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Don't wait for the pain to come back. A urology check and an ultrasound often tell you what is wrong on the same day, and most problems have a simple fix when caught early.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Urology in Jaipur
Straight answers to the questions patients ask most before seeing a urologist at CBLM Holy Family Hospital.
Check six things: the urologist's qualification, laser equipment for stones and the prostate, tests and surgery under one roof, 24/7 emergency care, clear costs before treatment, and RGHS or insurance support. CBLM Holy Family Hospital on Jhotwara Road, Jaipur offers laser treatment, in-house ultrasound and uroflowmetry, a dialysis centre and a 24/7 emergency department.
A urologist treats problems of the kidneys, ureters, bladder, urethra and prostate, such as kidney stones, an enlarged prostate, urine infections, blood in the urine and leaking urine. Urologists also treat male sexual health and fertility problems.
See a urologist for stones, prostate trouble, blocked urine, blood in the urine and bladder problems. See a nephrologist for kidney disease that affects how the kidneys filter blood, such as kidney failure. If you are not sure, start with the urologist, who will refer you if needed.
See a urologist if you have blood in your urine, burning or pain while passing urine, a weak stream, frequent urination at night, repeated urine infections or sudden sharp pain in your side. Blood in the urine should always be checked, even if it happens only once.
Small stones often pass with medicine and plenty of water. Larger stones are usually broken with a laser through a thin telescope passed up the urinary tract, with no cut on the skin. Most patients go home within one to two days.
Stones under about 5 to 6 mm often pass on their own. Larger stones, stones stuck in the ureter, or stones causing infection, repeated pain or kidney swelling usually need laser treatment. Stones over about 2 cm may need PCNL through a small keyhole.
The cost depends on the size, number and position of the stone, the procedure used, whether a stent is needed and how long you stay. At CBLM the urologist explains the cost after your scan, before you decide, and the desk checks your RGHS or insurance cover.
The procedure is done under spinal or general anaesthesia, so you feel no pain during it. Afterwards most people have mild discomfort or burning while passing urine for a few days, which painkillers control. If a stent is placed, it is removed at a follow-up visit.
Yes. CBLM Holy Family Hospital treats an enlarged prostate with medicines, TURP and holmium laser surgery (HoLEP). The urologist recommends the right option after checking your symptoms, prostate size and uroflowmetry results.
Yes, for eligible patients. CBLM Holy Family Hospital accepts RGHS and offers cashless treatment with major insurance companies. Bring your scheme card or policy details, and our front desk will check your cover before treatment.
Common tests are a urine test and culture, blood tests including kidney function and PSA, an ultrasound of the kidneys and bladder, and uroflowmetry. A CT scan or cystoscopy is arranged when the urologist needs a closer look.
Most laser and keyhole urology procedures need one to two days in hospital. Most people return to normal daily work within one to two weeks, depending on the procedure and their general health.
Yes. CBLM Holy Family Hospital is on Jhotwara Road at Ambabari Bridge, a few minutes from Jhotwara, Vidhyadhar Nagar, Murlipura and Shastri Nagar. Call +91-96109 58590 to book a urology consultation.
Call +91-96109 58590, use the Book Appointment form on this page, or visit the hospital on Jhotwara Road, Jaipur. For severe pain, bleeding or if you cannot pass urine at all, come straight to the 24/7 emergency department.
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