Urology treats urinary tract diseases in all genders and male reproductive issues, covering the kidneys, bladder, prostate, urethra, from infections to complex cancers.
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The majority (75%) of bladder cancers are diagnosed at this early stage. The goal is to remove the tumor and prevent it from coming back or progressing.
When cancer invades the muscle, the bladder itself becomes a threat to life. Treatment must be aggressive.
If the bladder is removed, the urine needs a new way to exit the body. Liv Hospital surgeons are experts in all three forms of diversion:
For conditions like Overactive Bladder (OAB) and Incontinence, we follow a stepped approach.
This is a chronic pain condition managed multimodally. Treatments include oral medications (Amitriptyline, Pentosan Polysulfate), bladder instillations (cocktails of heparin and lidocaine to coat the lining), and hydrodistention (stretching the bladder under anesthesia).
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BCG stimulates the immune system, which can cause “flu-like” symptoms. Patients often experience fever, chills, fatigue, and burning with urination for 24-48 hours after each treatment. Serious complications, such as systemic infection, are rare but possible.
Absolutely. Modern urostomy appliances are discreet, odor-proof, and secure. Patients with stomas swim, exercise, travel, and have intimate relationships. Specialized stoma nurses at Liv Hospital help patients learn to care for their appliances.
A Neobladder doesn’t have a muscle to squeeze like a real bladder. Instead, the patient relaxes their sphincter and uses their abdominal muscles (Valsalva maneuver) to expel urine. It requires learning a new way to void.
No. The effects of Botox wear off over time as the nerve endings regenerate. Most patients need repeat injections every 6 to 9 months. The procedure is quick and can be done under local anesthesia.
Studies show that robotic surgery provides oncological equivalence to open surgery—meaning the cancer cure rates are the same. The advantage of robotics lies in its benefits for recovery: less bleeding, smaller incisions, and faster hospital discharge.
Bladder cancer is a big health issue worldwide, hitting many people, mostly older adults. It’s when cells in the bladder grow out of control. Many things
Undergoing a bladder removal surgery, also known as cystectomy, is a significant decision, often made necessary by bladder cancer. One of the primary concerns for
About 10 million people in the United States deal with urinary retention. This issue often leads to a distended bladder. It can really hurt your
What Is Cystectomy: Definition and Overview Cystectomy is a surgery that removes the bladder, either partially or fully. It’s done for patients with bladder cancer
Are you noticing unusual symptoms when you pee or worried about your bladder? A bladder cyst might be the reason, even if it’s found by
Some people live without a bladder because of medical reasons. Thanks to new medical tech, it’s possible to adjust to this change. It’s important to
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