Dr.Ashwin Sridhar - Urologist in London

16/01/2026

Testicle pain = cancer? 😨
NOT always… but sometimes.

Most men panic the moment they feel pain “down there.”
Here’s the truth 👇
✔️ Pain alone usually isn’t cancer
❌ Pain + lump = don’t ignore

This video explains what’s normal, what’s not, and when to see a doctor.
Early checks = peace of mind (and better outcomes).

👉 Watch till the end. It could save you weeks of worry — or more.

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30/12/2025

Some health questions stay in the back of our mind longer than they should and this is one of them.

Many people think that kidney stones might lead to cancer, but is that really true?
In just under a minute, this video clears a common misconception and explains what really matters, helping you understand when to worry—and when not to.

💬 Did this answer your question, or raise a new one?
Ask in the comments—we’re here to clarify.

If this brought you reassurance, tag someone who should hear this today.

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17/12/2025

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17/12/2025

Struggling to p*e at night or feeling pain when passing urine?
This is not normal - and it’s not something to ignore!

Slow urine flow, discomfort, or pain can be warning signs your body is asking for help. Early diagnosis can prevent bigger problems later.

Don’t ignore the signs, it’s worth getting checked.
Awareness is the first step.

✋Have questions or concerns? Share them in the comments below, and Dr. Ashwin will guide you.

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27/11/2025

Waking up multiple times at night to p*e? 🌙💧
You’re not alone — and you’re NOT imagining it.

For some, it’s an overactive bladder.
For others, it’s hormones, prostate changes, or simply a body asking for help.

But one thing is certain: Broken sleep is exhausting — physically and emotionally. If night-time urination is stealing your rest, your energy, or your peace…

You deserve answers. You deserve relief. ✨

Watch this reel to understand what’s triggering your Nocturia and how you can regain peaceful nights again.

Remember, restful sleep isn’t a privilege… it’s your right. ✨

Have you experienced this? Comment below — your journey might help someone else too.

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26/11/2025

Completely Confident with the care and expertise I received from Dr Ashwin, highly professional and what a lovely man

18/11/2025

🚨 Leaking a little before or after you finish p*eing?
You might think it’s normal — but it’s often a sign that your bladder isn’t working the way it should.

Urinary dribbling can happen to both men and women, and it may point to:
• An overactive (irritable) bladder
• Incomplete bladder emptying
• Enlarged prostate (BPH) in men
• Or other underlying bladder-control issues

The good news?
Most of these problems are treatable when identified early.

In this video, I break down:
❓Why dribbling happens
❓What it means for bladder health
❓How doctors evaluate these symptoms
❓When you should consider getting checked

Bladder issues are more common than you think — and you don’t need to live with the discomfort or embarrassment. Getting the right guidance can make a big difference.

👉 If these symptoms are affecting your daily life or confidence, speak to your urologist. Early evaluation = better outcomes.

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12/11/2025

OUTSTANDING! I was diagnosed with Stage 1/2 Prostate Cancer in July 2025, all contained within the gland. I was unsure on the way forward, as I had received various contrasting suggestions from various professionals (e.g. periodic monitoring, hormone therapy, radiotherapy, prostate removal 5 years down the line, etc.). However, it was only when I went to see Dr Sridhar (Sept 2025) that the way forward became clear. He showed me that the cancer was located on the edge of the prostate, and that "monitoring" or "hormone therapy" was not going to be suitable in my case, as the cancer had only one way to go: out. This made me decide that the immediate removal of the prostate, and the cancer contained within it, was my best option going forward. Dr Sridhar carried out a "nerve sparing" prostate removal surgery 6 weeks later at the London Clinic (Oct 2025), and removed all the cancer tissues. We planned the preparation of the body (i.e. swimming and Pilates) and, coupled with his outstanding ability to spare the nerves around the prostate, I am recovering quickly (and quicker than expected). I could not have wished for a better outcome. I am cancer free and already recovered my male functions. Thank you.

31/10/2025

Episode 6 is here!

Just had prostate surgery? Here’s when it’s safe to fly or drive again! ✈️🚗

Recovery after prostate surgery usually takes about 2–3 weeks, but before planning that trip or long drive, it’s crucial to make sure your body is truly ready. Most men can fly or travel after 4 weeks, depending on recovery progress and your doctor’s advice.

In Episode 6 of the Prostate Health Series, Dr. Ashwin Sridhar, Consultant Urologist, also sheds light on an important truth — not all prostate cancers are aggressive. Many grow slowly and can be managed with careful monitoring rather than immediate treatment.

💪 Thanks to modern medical advancements, even advanced prostate cancers have excellent survival outcomes today.

Understanding your recovery timeline and knowing when to resume daily activities can make a world of difference in your healing journey. 🌿

👉 Watch the full episode now on YouTube (link in bio) to learn:
✅ Safe recovery milestones after prostate surgery
✅ When it’s safe to travel or drive again
✅ Different types of prostate cancer and treatment options

Stay informed. Stay proactive. Stay healthy.

📩 Drop your questions or concerns in the comments below, and Dr.Ashwin will answer them for you.

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15/10/2025

Honestly one of the most professional and understanding experiences with a Dr/ surgeon it was a pleasure to have met with and be treated by Dr Sridhar and his team.I was made very comfortable, well informed, assured and cared forbefore, during and after my surgery.

03/09/2025

Dr Ashwin Sridhar was great with me! Very professional and knowledgable.

29/08/2025

Prostate cancer diagnosis isn’t one-size-fits-all—today’s urologists use a sophisticated, layered approach with a variety of new and traditional tests 🧬🩺. In my latest article, I break down 17 key diagnostic tools, showing you what each test measures, how accurate it is, and where it fits in your care pathway. Here’s a quick overview of what you’ll discover:

Blood Tests

Learn about the classic PSA, the more specific Free-to-Total PSA Ratio, advanced risk assessments like the Prostate Health Index (PHI) and 4Kscore, and the modern IsoPSA test. These blood tests help determine if further investigation is needed or can reduce unnecessary worry and avoid invasive procedures.

Physical and Imaging Exams

Find out how the Digital Re**al Exam (DRE) checks for hidden lumps, and explore how multiparametric MRI and high-resolution micro-ultrasound provide high-detail, non-invasive inner views of the prostate. PSMA PET scans come into play when mapping the spread of cancer or spotting recurrence.

Urine and Tissue-Based Tests

Discover innovative urine-based assays like PCA3, SelectMDx, and ExoDx, which offer non-invasive ways to assess cancer risk. When tissue confirmation is needed, get the facts about systematic TRUS biopsies, modern transperineal approaches, and high-precision MRI–ultrasound fusion biopsies that target exactly where cancer might be hiding

Genomic and Molecular Panels

Rounding out the journey, see how ConfirmMDx and genomic panels (Oncotype DX, Prolaris, Decipher) dive into genetic and molecular details, offering personalized insights that help decide between monitoring and treatment.

✨ Every step aims to balance accuracy and comfort, reducing unnecessary biopsies and overtreatment while not missing aggressive cancer. Want to be fully informed and prepared to discuss your options?

Read the complete guide now!



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Explore prostate cancer diagnostic tests—from PSA to imaging—with expert insight from Dr. Ashwin Sridhar.