Renal Care

Hemodialysis is a commonly prescribed procedure for people who have trouble with excreting waste from their body. It involves using an artificial kidney machine called a Hemodialyzer to clean your blood. The blood is run through an external machine for a few hours, which filters and cleans it. This procedure is typically carried out in a hospital, but it can also be done at home for people who require long-term dialysis due to severe cases.

Kidney transplant is a surgical procedure that involves transplanting a healthy kidney from either a living or deceased donor to a recipient who has kidney failure. This life-saving intervention is aimed at restoring normal kidney function and improving the recipient's quality of life.

Andrology and urogynecology disorders affecting the male reproductive system and pelvic floor in women are treated using a multidisciplinary approach. Treatment options include medication, hormone therapy, surgical interventions, assisted reproductive technologies, pelvic floor physical therapy, medications, minimally invasive procedures, or reconstructive surgery.

Acute Kidney Failure, or Acute Kidney Injury (AKI), is a sudden decline in kidney function, often due to underlying medical conditions, toxins, or severe dehydration. Prompt medical intervention is crucial.

Kidney stones are small, rigid mineral deposits that form within the kidneys. They can induce intense pain and discomfort as they traverse the urinary tract.

BPH is a non-malignant enlargement of the prostate gland that frequently affects older men. It results in urinary symptoms such as frequent urination and a weakened urine flow. While not life-threatening, treatment may be required if the symptoms become severe.