Urologists in India

  Overview of Bladder Cancer  A common type of cancer that starts off in the cells of the bladder . These cells called the urothelial cells, line the inside of the bladder, which is a hollow muscular organ in the lower abdomen. The basic function of the bladder is to store and expel the urine. Urothelial cancer most commonly affects the lining of the bladder but it can occur in the ureters and kidney as all three shares same epithelial lining. Factors that cause an increase in the probability of bladder cancer include- ●    Smoking ●    Increasing age ●    Being male ●    Exposure to certain chemicals ●    Previous cancer treatment ●    Chronic bladder inflammation ●    Personal or family history of cancer Early signs and symptoms Early  symptom detection  is a must in cases of cancer. As noted earlier, this results in a cure, timely recovery, and speedy comeback ...

  What is Prostate Cancer? Cancer that develops in the prostate gland is called  prostate cancer . The prostate is a walnut-size gland found in men, located below the bladder and next to the rectum. The prostate gland creates and stores seminal fluid that helps to make and transport semen. When cells in the prostate grow above the limit, then it develops into cancer.  Prostate cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer in men. The prostate size may increase with the increase in age. During mid-age, it is usually walnut-sized, but it may grow in men above 65 years. However, it may affect mid-age men also due to family history or through large intake of fats.  High-risk prostate cancer  is considered a deadly disease as it is aggressive and spreads quickly outside the prostate gland.  What are the symptoms of prostate cancer? According to the best prostate cancer doctor in Lucknow,  Dr Rahul Yadav , following are the common symptoms of prostate can...

  What is a kidney transplant surgery? A kidney transplant surgery , aka renal transplant surgery, is an implantation procedure of a donor’s healthy kidney into a patient having dysfunctional kidneys. The kidneys purify the toxins in the blood and throw out waste from the body in the form of urine. They also balance the body’s fluids and release hormones to control blood pressure. The kidneys are treated with a dialysis procedure if they do not perform their functions effectively. However, a kidney transplant is required when a person’s kidneys have lost 90% of their capacity to perform the functions. A person having diabetes or high blood pressure is at a greater risk for ESRD (end stage renal disease). What is the process for kidney transplant surgery? Kidney transplant surgery is broadly classified into 4 steps. Finding a Donor - Kidney transplant surgery initiates from finding a kidney donor. There are two types of donors: Living Donor: A ki...

Dr Rahul Yadav specializes in advanced  Laparoscopic   Urological Surgeries ,  Kidney Transplant  and  Robotic Urological Surgeries . Official Website -  https://drrahulyadav.com  

  Commonly referred to as ED, it is a common problem for the Male but must be treated in an individualized way. By definition, ED is when a man can’t get an erection to have sex or can’t keep an erection long enough to finish having sex. Causes and Risk factors: ED has been noted to be seen in people, who have the following: 1. Smoking/Tobacco/Alcohol use 2. Obesity 3. Advanced age (>60 years) 4. History of diabetes 5. Hypertension 6. Atherosclerosis (hardening of Arteries) 7. Stress/Anxiety or Depression 8. Some medications, such as antidepressants, painkillers and medicine for controlling blood pressure 9. Fatigue 10. Brain or spinal-cord injuries/ Multiple sclerosis/ Parkinson’s disease/Stroke 11. Hypogonadism (which leads to lower testosterone levels) 12. Radiation therapy to the testicles 13. History of some surgical procedures for prostate or bladder Causes: ED has both physiological and psychological reasons. Most common psychological reasons are strained relationships, p...

Andrology is the branch of medicine that studies the man and can be considered the male counterpart to gynecology. Andrological treatments concern the medical specialty dealing with male health, especially the male reproductive system and men-related urological problems Male Infertility Infertility caused by a problem in the male, for example, inability to ejaculate or insufficient number of sperm. Infertility is not just a disease that affects women—men suffer as well. In fact, new studies show that in approximately 40 percent of infertility couples, the male partner is either the sole cause or a contributing cause of infertility. It affects approximately 7% of all men. Facts about male infertility 1 in 7 couples in India are unable to have a child. In 40% of these couples, the problem lies wholly or partly with the male partner. In many cases, the underlying cause cannot be reversed, in which case assisted conception may offer the best chance of pregnancy; this may involve...