Frequently Asked Questions

RIRS (Retrograde Intrarenal Surgery) is performed under anesthesia, so it is completely painless during the procedure. Post-surgery discomfort is minimal and manageable with basic medication.

There is a chance of recurrence if dietary and lifestyle changes aren't made. We provide a detailed diet plan post-surgery to minimize this risk. Regular checkups are advised.

Most RIRS procedures take between 45 to 90 minutes, depending on the size and hardness of the stone. You are usually observed for a few hours and discharged the same day or next morning.

In many cases, a temporary DJ Stent is placed to ensure proper urine flow and healing. It is a thin tube inside the ureter and is removed after 10-14 days in a simple 5-minute procedure.

HoLEP offers less bleeding, shorter hospital stay (24 hours vs 3-4 days), removal of larger glands, and a lower recurrence rate compared to traditional TURP.

Yes, HoLEP is the gold standard for patients on blood thinners or with cardiac issues because the Holmium laser seals blood vessels instantly, resulting in near-zero blood loss.

HoLEP generally preserves erectile function better than other methods. Some patients may experience retrograde ejaculation (dry climax), which is a common and harmless side effect of most prostate surgeries.

Yes, we are empanelled with all major TPAs including Star Health, HDFC Ergo, ICICI Lombard, Niva Bupa, and Vidal Health for cashless hospitalization.

Yes, we have tied up with finance partners like Bajaj Finserv to offer 0% Interest EMI options for eligible patients. Please ask our reception desk for details.

You need your Insurance Policy Card, Govt ID Proof (Aadhar/PAN), previous consultation papers, and 2 passport-sized photos. Corporate employees also need their Employee ID.

If cashless is denied, you can pay the bill and we will provide all necessary documents (Discharge Summary, Bills, Reports) for you to file a reimbursement claim later.

For laser surgeries, recovery is quick. Desk jobs can be resumed in 3-4 days. Heavy lifting and strenuous exercise should be avoided for 3-4 weeks.

For Kidney Stone (RIRS), usually no catheter is needed. For Prostate (HoLEP), a catheter is kept for 1-2 days and typically removed before discharge.

We recommend a high fluid intake (3-4 liters/day). For stone patients, specific restrictions (like low salt, limited oxalate) will be advised based on your stone analysis report.