Urology
Urology Hospital in Karnal | Two Decades of Kidney Care
Urology covers the kidneys, bladder, prostate and urinary tract. Our urology hospital in Karnal treats stones, infections, prostate problems and kidney disease. The department is led by Consultant Urologist Dr Sandeep Choudhri.
Meet Your Urologist
Dr. Sandeep Chaudhari
Dr Sandeep Choudhri is a Consultant Urologist and the founder of this hospital. He has practised in Karnal since 2002. His work covers stones, prostate conditions, bladder problems and urological cancers. As a urology specialist in Karnal, he handles consultation and surgery himself. Read more on his profile page.
Comprehensive Orthopedic Care
A 25-bed super specialty hospital in Karnal treating stones, prostate conditions, urological cancer and kidney failure. Surgery, dialysis and chemotherapy under one roof at Sector 13 Urban Estate.
Comprehensive Orthopedic Care
A 25-bed super specialty hospital in Karnal treating stones, prostate conditions, urological cancer and kidney failure. Surgery, dialysis and chemotherapy under one roof at Sector 13 Urban Estate.
Moolchand Super Speciality Hospital
WHAT WE TREAT MOST
Our Urology Department
Urology is this hospital’s core speciality. It has been our main focus since 2002. The department treats conditions of the kidneys, ureters, bladder, urethra and prostate. Male reproductive conditions are also covered.
Dr Sandeep Choudhri, Consultant Urologist and founder, leads the team. Diagnosis, surgery and follow-up all happen in the same building. Our urology treatment centre in Karnal handles routine problems and complex surgical cases alike. Laboratory and imaging support sit on the same premises.
Hospital
- 4.5/5 Star Rating
Kidney Stones
Stones form when minerals crystallise in the urine. They cause sudden, severe pain in the back or side. Blood in the urine, nausea, and vomiting are common. Treatment depends on stone size and position. Read our kidney stone treatment in Karnal page for the full details.
Hospital
- 4.5/5 Star Rating
Prostate Enlargement
The prostate grows larger in most men after 50. This is usually not cancer. Symptoms include weak flow, dribbling, urgency and frequent night urination. Prostate treatment in Karnal begins with tests, then medicines or surgery as required.
Hospital
- 4.5/5 Star Rating
Urinary Tract Infections
Infections cause burning, urgency and cloudy or foul-smelling urine. Fever with back pain suggests the kidney is involved. Repeated infections need investigation, not just repeat antibiotics. An underlying stone or blockage is often the reason.
Hospital
- 4.5/5 Star Rating
Bladder Problems
Bladder treatment in Karnal covers overactive bladder, incontinence and urinary retention. Blood in urine is assessed here too. Symptoms include leaking, sudden urges and difficulty emptying fully. A urine test and ultrasound usually start the assessment.
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- 4.5/5 Star Rating
Chronic Kidney Disease
Kidney function can decline slowly over many years. Most people have no symptoms in the early stages. Diabetes and high blood pressure are the commonest causes. The next section explains how this is managed.
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- 4.5/5 Star Rating
Urological Cancers
Cancers of the kidney, bladder, prostate and testes are managed here. Painless blood in urine is a warning sign that needs checking. Our uro-oncology in Karnal page covers diagnosis, surgery and follow-up.
WHY CHOOSE MOOLCHAND
Our Urology Hospital In Karnal
Patients from Karnal and the surrounding towns come here for urology care. Consultation, surgery, dialysis and follow-up all happen on one site. Here is what stands behind that.
Urology has been the hospital's core speciality since 2002
Urology is not one department among many here. It has been the hospital's single focus since the doors opened in 2002.
Founded and led by Dr Sandeep Choudhri, Consultant Urologist
Dr Choudhri holds an MCh in Urology from KEM Hospital, Mumbai. He handles consultation and surgery himself, so one doctor follows your case throughout.
Modular operation theatres for surgical cases
Surgery is carried out in modular theatres built for controlled air quality and infection control. Endoscopic, laser and keyhole procedures are done here.
In-house dialysis centre with private rooms
Haemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis are provided on site. Private rooms keep each session quiet, and there is no travel to a separate centre.
Laboratory and imaging support on the same premises
Urine tests, blood work and ultrasound are done in the same building. Reports reach your doctor quickly, so treatment isn't delayed.
Stones, prostate, bladder, cancer and dialysis handled in one place
From a single stone to a urological cancer, the whole range is managed here. Surgery, chemotherapy and dialysis sit under one roof.
Sector 13 Urban Estate location, reachable from across the district
The hospital is at Sector 13 Urban Estate, easy to reach from across Karnal. OPD runs from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
FAQ
A urologist treats the urinary system in both men and women. This covers the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra.
In men, the prostate and reproductive organs are included too. The commonest reasons to visit are stones, infections, prostate symptoms, blood in urine and bladder problems.
See a urologist if pain in your back or side is severe or keeps returning. Blood in the urine, nausea and vomiting, alongside the pain, also need review.
Go the same day if you have fever with the pain, or cannot pass urine at all. Small stones sometimes pass on their own, but a scan should still be done to confirm.
No. You can book a urology appointment directly, without a referral from another doctor.
Bring any reports you already have. If your family doctor has ordered tests, carry those results with you. OPD runs from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
A urine test and an ultrasound are the usual starting point. The ultrasound examines the kidneys, bladder and prostate.
Blood tests may be added to check kidney function. Men over 50 may be offered a PSA test. Further scans or endoscopy follow only if the first results call for it.
Yes. Urology covers the urinary system in both sexes.
Women are commonly seen for kidney stones, repeated urinary infections, bladder control problems and blood in urine. Only prostate and male reproductive conditions are specific to men.
Contact Moolchand Superspeciality Hospital
Bring your reports and previous scans to the first visit. Your treatment plan is explained before anything is started. Our urology hospital in Karnal also treats patients from surrounding towns across the district.
