Kidney Stone Care
Preparation, procedure, recovery and prevention tips for kidney stones.
Before Admission
Know what to prepare, what documents to carry and what questions to ask.
Admission Day
Understand registration, admission and what happens when you arrive.
During Treatment
Learn about communication, tests, treatment and staying informed.
After Discharge
Understand medicines, follow-up, recovery and when to contact your doctor.
Know More About Your Treatment
Choose Your Treatment Journey
Get specific information relevant to your condition and treatment. Click on a treatment area to learn more.
Prostate Care
Guide for prostate enlargement, prostate cancer and related procedures.
Endourology
Information about minimally invasive endoscopic procedures.
Laparoscopic Surgery
Know about keyhole surgery for kidney, prostate and urological conditions.
Urological Cancer Care
Guidance for diagnosis, treatment and follow-up of urological cancers.
Kidney Transplant Care
Information for transplant evaluation, surgery, recovery and long-term follow-up.
Your Healthcare Journey
From Consultation to Recovery
Every patient's treatment journey is different. Your doctor and care team will guide you according to your individual condition and treatment plan.
1
Consultation
Discuss symptoms, medical history and concerns.
2
Diagnosis
Tests may be advised to understand your condition.
3
Treatment Plan
Your doctor explains suitable treatment options.
4
Admission
If required, admission and treatment arrangements are made.
5
Treatment
Our team monitors your care throughout treatment.
6
Recovery
Discharge instructions and follow-up care are provided.
Be Prepared
Before Your Admission
Preparing in advance can make your hospital admission smoother and help you focus on your treatment and recovery.
Documents & Reports
- Government ID and required registration documents
- Previous medical reports and consultation notes
- Blood, urine and other laboratory reports
- Ultrasound, CT, MRI, X-ray or other scan reports
- Insurance / TPA documents, if applicable
- Previous discharge summaries, if available
Medicines & Health Information
- Prepare a complete list of current medicines
- Tell the doctor about allergies
- Inform the team about existing medical conditions
- Share details of previous surgeries or procedures
- Tell your doctor about medicines or supplements you take
- Follow any fasting or medicine instructions given by your doctor
Personal Preparation
- Carry comfortable clothing and essential personal items
- Keep important phone numbers available
- Carry a phone charger
- Arrange a family member or guardian if required
- Avoid bringing unnecessary valuables
- Arrive at the hospital at the instructed time
What Happens Next?
What to Expect on Admission Day
Our team will guide you through the admission process. Please follow the instructions provided by your doctor and hospital team because requirements can vary depending on your treatment.
1
Registration & Verification
Your identity, contact details and required admission documents may be verified.
2
Initial Assessment
The healthcare team may check your vital signs and review your medical history.
3
Room / Bed Allocation
You will be guided regarding your room, bed and hospital facilities.
4
Treatment Preparation
Your medical team will explain the next steps and any required preparation.
Admission Day
A simple, guided process
Important
Always follow the specific instructions provided by your doctor,
hospital and anaesthesia team. Do not stop or change medicines unless instructed.
During Your Care
What You and Your Family Should Know
Clear communication between the patient, guardian and healthcare team is an important part of safe and effective care.
Stay Informed
- Ask your doctor to explain your diagnosis
- Understand the recommended treatment
- Ask about expected benefits and possible risks
- Ask about alternative treatment options when appropriate
- Ask what preparation is required
- Tell the team if you do not understand something
Patient Safety
- Confirm your identity when required
- Tell staff about allergies
- Keep your medical information updated
- Follow medication instructions carefully
- Inform staff about any new symptoms
- Follow infection-control and hospital safety instructions
Guardian's Role
- Keep important reports and documents organized
- Maintain a list of medicines and instructions
- Help the patient communicate concerns
- Note important instructions from the care team
- Understand discharge and follow-up instructions
- Ask who to contact if assistance is needed
For Family & Caregivers
A Guide for the Patient's Guardian
A guardian can play an important role in helping the patient stay informed, organized and comfortable throughout treatment.
Before Treatment
- Understand the planned treatment or procedure
- Know the admission date and reporting time
- Keep reports and documents ready
- Understand any special preparation instructions
- Know the hospital contact details
During Hospital Stay
- Keep communication open with the care team
- Write down important instructions
- Help the patient follow the care plan
- Inform staff about any significant change
- Keep discharge instructions safely for later reference
Be Comfortable Asking Questions
Questions You May Want to Ask Your Doctor
Understanding your condition and treatment helps you and your family participate confidently in healthcare decisions.
Ask your doctor to explain the diagnosis, what it means for you and what the next step may be.
Ask why the treatment is recommended and what you should expect from it.
Discuss alternative treatment options when appropriate for your condition.
Ask which tests are needed and whether you need any preparation.
Ask about fasting, medicines, arrival time and any other preparation instructions.
Your doctor can explain the expected recovery based on your procedure and condition.
Ask which medicines to take, when to take them and for how long.
Confirm your follow-up date and any investigations that may be required.
Going Home
Before You Leave the Hospital
Before discharge, make sure you and your guardian understand the treatment instructions and next steps.
Medicines
Understand which medicines to take, when to take them and for how long.
Discharge Summary
Keep your discharge summary, reports and prescriptions safely.
Follow-up
Confirm your follow-up date and any required investigations.
Contact Information
Know whom to contact if you have concerns after going home.
When Should You Contact Your Healthcare Team?
Follow the specific instructions given to you at discharge. Contact your healthcare provider if you experience symptoms or concerns that your medical team has told you to report.
- Unexpected or worsening symptoms
- Problems related to prescribed medicines
- Concerns about wound or procedure site
- Persistent fever or other concerning symptoms
- Difficulty following your treatment plan
- Any concern that feels urgent or serious
A Simple Final Check
Before You Leave for the Clinic or Hospital
Make sure you know your appointment or reporting time, have your important reports and medicines list, understand any instructions already provided, and have a family member or guardian available when needed.
Reports & ID ready
Medicine list ready
Instructions understood
Follow-up plan noted
Have Questions About Your Treatment?
Our team is here to help you understand your next step and prepare for your visit.
Tips for Better Urological & Kidney Health
Stay
Hydrated
Hydrated
Exercise
Regularly
Regularly
Eat a
Balanced Diet
Balanced Diet
Avoid
Smoking
Smoking
Maintain a
Healthy Weight
Healthy Weight
Get Regular
Check-ups
Check-ups