Kidney Stone Treatment in DLF Phase 4, Gurgaon focuses on relieving symptoms, clearing stones safely, and protecting kidney function. The appropriate approach depends on stone size, location, number, composition, symptoms, urinary blockage, and overall health.
Dr. Ankit Gupta provides medical management and minimally invasive procedures, including RIRS, laser URSL, PCNL, Mini PCNL, and Micro PCNL, after detailed evaluation and imaging.
The treatment depends on the stone's size, location, complexity, symptoms, and likelihood of passing naturally.
Small stones may pass naturally. Medicines can help manage pain and, in selected cases, support stone passage. Follow-up is recommended to confirm that the stone has cleared.
RIRS uses a flexible scope passed through the urinary tract to reach the kidney. A laser breaks the stone into smaller fragments, which are then removed or allowed to pass naturally.
Laser URSL treats suitable ureteral stones using a thin ureteroscope. The stone is reached through the urinary tract and fragmented with a laser before the pieces are removed or passed naturally.
PCNL is generally used for larger or complex kidney stones. A small tract is created through the skin into the kidney, allowing instruments to fragment and remove the stone.
Mini PCNL uses a smaller access tract than conventional PCNL. It can be considered for selected kidney stones, with treatment choice depending on stone size, location, and complexity.
Micro PCNL uses a very small access tract and miniature instruments to treat selected kidney stones. It may be considered when a minimally invasive percutaneous approach is appropriate.
A lot depends on some other factors in addition to the size of stones. Dr. Ankit Gupta takes into account all of them before prescribing any type of treatment or observation.
There are some situations that may prompt the need for immediate treatment in order to avoid further complications and pain.
Our clinic is designed to provide a comfortable, sterile, and reassuring environment for patients seeking advanced urology treatments. From consultation suites to modern surgical facilities, every space ensures patient safety, privacy, and international quality medical care.
We follow a patient-first approach where every stage of treatment—from initial diagnosis to laser surgery and post-op recovery—is handled with utmost compassion, transparency, and clinical precision.
Our clinic offers advanced treatment for kidney stones using the latest laser and minimally invasive technology. Dr. Ankit Gupta has successfully treated thousands of patients suffering from kidney stones with excellent clinical outcomes.
We carefully evaluate every patient before recommending treatment. Depending on the size and location of the stone, treatment may include medications, laser surgery, RIRS, URSL, PCNL, or Mini PCNL.
Our goal is to provide effective stone removal with less pain, minimal hospital stay, faster recovery, and lower chances of recurrence through proper follow-up and preventive guidance.
The exact procedure varies depending on the selected treatment. In general, kidney stone treatment follows a structured process from evaluation through follow-up.
The recovery will be contingent on the method employed, complexity of stones, and the patient’s health condition. Adhering to the guidelines provided by the urologist will aid in recovery and enable detection of possible problems.
Get answers to the most common queries regarding diagnosis, procedures, and recovery.
Dr. Ankit Gupta provides advanced kidney stone diagnosis and treatment for patients in DLF Phase 4, Gurgaon using modern laser and minimally invasive procedures.
The best treatment depends on the size, location, and type of kidney stone. Small stones may pass with medication, while larger stones may require laser procedures such as RIRS, URSL, PCNL, or Mini PCNL.
Yes. Laser kidney stone surgery is a safe, minimally invasive procedure that offers high success rates, less pain, minimal bleeding, and faster recovery for most patients.
Common symptoms include severe pain in the back or side, blood in the urine, burning while passing urine, frequent urination, nausea, vomiting, and pain that radiates toward the groin.
Yes. Kidney stones can recur if preventive measures are not followed. Drinking enough water, maintaining a healthy diet, and regular follow-up with a urologist can help reduce the risk of recurrence.
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