Prostate & endourology · Kanpur
Prostate & Endourology Treatment in Kanpur
Weak urine stream, night-time urination or urinary blockage? Get a proper assessment and the right treatment – medicines or minimally invasive endoscopic surgery – with Dr. Saurabh Singh.
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Overview
Enlarged prostate (BPH) and urinary problems
Quick answer: Benign prostatic enlargement (BPH) is a common cause of urinary trouble in men as they age. It can usually be managed with lifestyle changes and medicines, and with minimally invasive endoscopic surgery when needed.
Dr. Saurabh Singh (M.B.B.S., M.S. General Surgery, M.Ch. Urology) treats prostate enlargement, urethral stricture, urinary retention and related problems at his clinics in Barra and Rawatpur, Kanpur.
Know the signs
Symptoms of prostate enlargement
- Weak or slow urine stream
- Frequent urination, especially at night
- Feeling the bladder is not fully empty
- Sudden urgency or dribbling
- Repeated urinary infections
These symptoms can also come from infection, stones, a narrowed urethra or other conditions, so examination matters before treatment.
Treatment options
How prostate and endourology problems are treated
Lifestyle & medicines
Fluid timing, reducing caffeine and bladder-friendly habits, along with medicines that relax the prostate or reduce its size, are the first step for many men.
Endoscopic prostate surgery
When surgery is needed, procedures such as TURP or laser enucleation are done through the urinary passage with no open cut. The method is chosen based on prostate size and your health.
Urethral stricture treatment
A narrowed urethra can be treated with endoscopic or reconstructive (urethroplasty) techniques depending on its length and position.
Bladder & ureter stones
Stones that block urine flow are treated with scopes and laser. See our guide to kidney stone treatment in Kanpur.
Our approach
Your prostate care plan
Examination
History, symptom score and physical examination.
Tests
Urine tests, ultrasound, uroflowmetry and PSA where suitable.
Treatment plan
Medicines first where appropriate, surgery when needed.
Follow-up
Review of symptoms and long-term care advice.
Visit us
Clinics in Kanpur
Barra: Neelam Complex, near Sachan Guest House, Juhi Kalan, Barra, Kanpur 208027 · Mon–Sat 2:30–4 PM, Sun 12–1 PM
Rawatpur: Shri Krishna Poly Clinic, Opp. J.K. Cancer Hospital, Near Ajay Chemist, Rawatpur · Mon–Sat 1–2 PM
What are the symptoms of an enlarged prostate?
Weak or slow urine stream, frequent urination, getting up at night to pass urine, feeling the bladder is not empty, and a sudden urge to urinate.
Does an enlarged prostate always need surgery?
No. Many men are managed with lifestyle advice and medicines. Surgery is considered when symptoms are severe, medicines do not help, or there are complications such as retention, infection or stones.
What is endourology?
Endourology means treating urinary tract problems through the natural passage with thin scopes, without open cuts, for example for stones, prostate and urethral stricture.
When should I get my prostate checked?
See a urologist for urinary symptoms, blood in urine or a family history of prostate disease. Your doctor will advise whether tests such as PSA are suitable for you.
Medically reviewed by Dr. Saurabh Singh (M.B.B.S., M.S. General Surgery, M.Ch. Urology) · Last updated: October 2026.
This page is for general information and does not replace a personal medical consultation. In an emergency, go to the nearest hospital.
