Uro-oncology · Kanpur
Urological Cancer Treatment in Kanpur
Kidney, bladder and prostate cancer need timely, careful treatment. Get a clear diagnosis and a personalised plan from Dr. Saurabh Singh, urologist and uro-oncology surgeon.
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Overview
Kidney, bladder and prostate cancer care
Quick answer: Urological cancers affect the kidney, bladder, prostate and testis. Many are treatable, especially when found early, and care may include surgery, endoscopic removal, medicines or radiotherapy depending on type and stage.
Dr. Saurabh Singh (M.B.B.S., M.S. General Surgery, M.Ch. Urology) evaluates and treats urological cancers and works with oncology colleagues when additional treatment is needed.
Know the signs
Warning signs not to ignore
- Blood in the urine, even once and without pain
- A lump or persistent pain in the side or back
- A painless lump or swelling in the testicle
- Long-lasting urinary symptoms or weak stream
- Unexplained weight loss or tiredness
Early checks make a real difference, so do not wait for pain to appear.
Conditions we treat
Types of urological cancer
Kidney cancer
Evaluated with scans. Treatment may involve removing the tumour or the kidney, depending on size, position and stage.
Bladder cancer
Often found through blood in urine. Cystoscopy and endoscopic removal of the tumour are common first steps, followed by a plan based on the findings.
Prostate cancer
Assessed with PSA, examination, imaging and biopsy where suitable. Options range from monitoring to surgery or radiotherapy.
Testicular & other cancers
A painless testicular lump needs urgent assessment. Penile and upper tract cancers are also evaluated and managed.
Our approach
Your cancer care plan
Evaluation
History, examination and urine tests.
Diagnosis
Scans, cystoscopy or biopsy to confirm type and stage.
Treatment plan
Surgery or other options explained in simple words.
Follow-up
Regular check-ups and scans after treatment.
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 warning signs of urological cancer?
Blood in the urine, even once and without pain, a lump or persistent pain in the side or testicle, long-lasting urinary symptoms, and unexplained weight loss. These signs can have other causes, but they should be checked.
How is urological cancer diagnosed?
Diagnosis usually involves urine tests, ultrasound or CT scan, cystoscopy for the bladder, PSA and biopsy for the prostate where suitable, and tissue examination.
Is surgery always needed for urological cancer?
Not always. Treatment depends on the type, stage and your health, and may include surgery, endoscopic removal, medicines, radiotherapy or monitoring. A team decision is made after full evaluation.
Can I get a second opinion?
Yes. Bring your reports, scans and biopsy slides and a second opinion can be discussed during a consultation.
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.
