Specialist urology. Personal attention.
Bengaluru, Karnataka+91 72598 30152
Specialist urology · Bengaluru

Expert care.
Made personal.

Kidney stones. Urinary health. Fertility.
Clarity for your concerns. Care built around you.

Your health. Your privacy. Our focus.

MURALI URO-SURGICAL & INFERTILITY CENTRE

Care that understands you

Your care.
From every angle.

The right treatment begins with understanding what you’re experiencing.

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Not sure where to start?

Find information about your concern.

Choose a symptom to explore relevant care. These guides can help you prepare for a conversation; they cannot diagnose a condition.

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The expertise behind your care

A specialist’s experience.
A personal approach.

Dr. Sukesh Sindhey S

MBBS, MS (General Surgery), MCh (Urology)
Additional training in male infertility

Careful evaluation comes first. Dr. Sukesh brings training in general surgery and urology, with clinical experience spanning stone care, reconstructive urology and male reproductive medicine.

Understand your condition, explore the options and ask the questions that matter to you.

STONE CARE
UROLOGICAL SURGERY
MALE REPRODUCTIVE MEDICINE
The MUSIC approach

Specialist care should also feel human.

Specialist-led care

Your consultation and care pathway begin with specialist urological evaluation.

Clear explanations

Understand what is being assessed, why a test is suggested and what the options mean.

Privacy & dignity

A respectful setting for personal, sexual-health and fertility concerns.

Treatment with purpose

Recommendations depend on what is clinically appropriate for you.

Your care journey

From first conversation
to your next step.

01

Tell us what’s troubling you

Start in your own words. We listen to what has changed and what matters to you.

02

Clinical evaluation

Your history and examination guide any investigations that may be useful.

03

Understand the diagnosis

Discuss the findings and ask the questions you need answered.

04

Discuss the next step

Consider options, follow-up and a plan based on your individual circumstances.

Patient resources

A clearer picture.
One read at a time.

Kidney stone education

Kidney Stones: Symptoms You Shouldn’t Ignore

Knowing when to arrange an assessment — and when not to wait.

Male fertility

Male Fertility: When Should the Male Partner Be Evaluated?

Fertility evaluation is a shared step, not an assignment of blame.

Surgery preparation

How to Prepare for Your Urology Consultation

A little preparation can make it easier to explain what matters to you.

Your questions, answered

It’s okay to have questions.

Start with a few common concerns, or speak to the clinic about your own.

When should I see a urologist?
Persistent urinary symptoms, repeated infections, blood in urine, stone concerns or changes in reproductive health are reasons to seek advice. Sudden severe symptoms need urgent medical assessment.
Can kidney stones pass naturally?
Some small stones can pass without a procedure. Size, position, symptoms, infection and kidney function affect what is safe. A clinician should advise on observation and follow-up.
Why is my urine flow becoming weaker?
Possible causes include prostate enlargement, urethral narrowing or bladder-function problems. Symptoms alone cannot identify the cause. Seek immediate care if you cannot pass urine.
Are sexual-health consultations confidential?
Sensitive concerns are approached with respect for privacy. You can keep your initial appointment message general and discuss details during the consultation. Ask the clinic how it handles confidential communication.
When should a man consider fertility evaluation?
Both partners should be considered when conception is delayed. Seek advice after a year of trying, or earlier with known concerns or an older female partner. Your clinician can guide the timing.

You don’t have to keep guessing what the symptom means.

Whether the concern is painful, persistent or difficult to talk about, start with a conversation about what is happening and what to do next.

How can we help?