Get Expert Care for Enlarged Prostate Issue
An enlarged prostate known as Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), is a common condition that develops in many men as they grow older. At Medithics Superspeciality Care, prostate enlargement is evaluated through a detailed urological assessment so that treatment can be planned according to your symptoms, prostate size and overall health.
Get your symptoms evaluated by an urology specialist to examine the condition of the prostate.
The Right Treatment Begins With the Right Diagnosis.
Urinary symptoms should not automatically be assumed to be caused by prostate enlargement. Similar complaints can occur with urinary infections, bladder disorders and other prostate conditions.
Dr. Sudarshan Kanti Baishya
What Is Laser Prostate Surgery?
Laser prostate treatment is performed through the natural urinary passage, known as the urethra. The surgeon uses specialised instruments and laser technology to access the enlarged portion of the prostate.
The obstructing prostate tissue is separated or treated using laser energy, creating more space for urine to pass from the bladder.
Because the treatment is performed internally, there is no need for a large external surgical incision.
An enlarged prostate may lead to:
- Weak or interrupted urine stream.
- Increased urinary frequency.
- Getting up repeatedly at night.
- Dribbling after urination
- Feeling that the bladder has not emptied completely
BPH Grading analysis
Grade 1 BPH
During this stage patient experience mild or occasional symptoms which can be initially be managed through observation, lifestyle changes and others. Regular follow-up can help to determine whether the condition is remaining stable or progressing.
Grade 2 BPH
During this time patient experience more bothersome symptoms that affect daily life. At this stage, the urologist may recommend a combination of medical treatment and monitoring.
Grade 3 BPH
Grade 3 indicates more advanced enlargement, which may be associated with significant urinary obstruction. This stage might require surgical intervention but in some cases medication can help to manage.
Grade 4 BPH
This is the last stage where patient experience excessive frequent urination and other issue that require surgical process for improvement. Along with this, patient can face UTI, sharp discomfort and other issues affecting the daily life.
When Should You Consult an Urologist?
Do not ignore urinary changes simply because they have developed gradually. You should consider a urological consultation if you experience:
Weak Urine Flow
Urine takes longer to pass
Difficulty Starting
You need to wait or strain before urinary flow.
Frequent Urination
Urinate repeatedly during the day.
Night-Time Urination
Waking up several times at night to use the toilet.
Incomplete Emptying
Feelings of remain of urine in bladder.
Urinary Dribbling
Leaking of small urine after finishing.
How Is Prostate Enlargement Diagnosed?
A proper diagnosis helps the urologist determine whether symptoms are related to BPH and whether treatment is necessary. Depending on your symptoms, the evaluation may include different assessment which will be helpful for choosing the accurate treatment.
Schedule an Expert Prostate EvaluationTests that done for medical evaluation
Preparation before BPH Laser Surgery
Treating your urinary health should not feel mysterious. Our 5-step process ensure a complete tips before the BPH Laser Surgery.
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What Happens During Laser Prostate Enlargement Treatment?
Your treatment journey is planned around your individual condition.
Hospital Admission & Initial Consultation
Easy Check-in and quick evaluation.
Pre-surgery Preparation
Complete tests and follow medication and fasting instructions.
Anaesthesia Administration
Safe sedation guarantees pain-free care.
HoLEP Procedure
Removal of obstructing prostate tissue through laser.
Recovery & Follow-Up
Catheter stays temporarily while urine flow stabilizes.
The Modern Alternative to Open Surgery
Laser Surgery for Enlarge Prostate is an modern and effective treatment which reduces the issues affecting everyday life.
No External Cuts
Performed through the natural urinary passage.
Precise Tissue Removal
Laser technology removes excess prostate tissue precisely.
Less Pain & Bleeding
Minimally invasive approach reduces discomfort and blood loss.
Faster Recovery
Quicker return to daily life.
Care That Continues Beyond Laser Prostate Surgery
Recovery after laser prostate surgery is an important part of your treatment. Following your urologist’s instructions, staying hydrated, taking prescribed medicines, and attending follow-up visits can help support smooth healing and a comfortable return to daily activities.
Speak With Our Post-Operative TeamPrescribed Medicines
Take medication as advised by doctor.
Stay Well Hydrated
Drink adequate fluids as recommended.
Gradual Activity
Resume normal activities progressively and avoid strenuous exercise.
Scheduled Follow-Up
Attend follow-up appointments
Laser Prostate Surgery FAQs
Answers to common questions about the procedure, recovery and after-care.
Most patients gradually return to normal activities within a few days to a few weeks, depending on the procedure, prostate size, and individual recovery.
No, This surgery does not require any external cut & performed through natural urinary passage.
You can generally have a light, balanced and easily digestible diet. Fruits, vegetables and fibre-rich foods may be included as advised by your doctor.
Mild blood or pinkish urine can occur during the early recovery period. However, heavy bleeding, large clots, or difficulty passing urine should be reported to your doctor promptly.
Patients with desk-based work may return relatively soon, while physically demanding jobs may require a longer recovery period.