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Chennai Urology and Robotics Institute Pvt., Ltd., (CURI), is a super speciality hospital

01/07/2025

Some heroes dedicate their lives to healing instead of headlines.
This Doctor’s Day, we salute our CURI doctors for their unwavering dedication, healing hands, and heart-led care.

📍Curi Hospital, Okkiyam Thoraipakkam, Chennai
📞 044 4001 3000

29/06/2025

Drinking less water might reduce bathroom trips temporarily, but it comes with hidden risks. Concentrated urine irritates the bladder lining and increases the chances of kidney stone formation. Dehydration also affects how well your kidneys filter waste. Over time, this can lead to serious urological problems that are entirely preventable. Make hydration a daily habit.

( concentrated urine, kidney stone risk, low hydration effects, urological health, dehydration and kidney function)

18/06/2025

Milky urine, thick, pale, and opaque could point to something more serious. Conditions like chyluria, parasitic infections, or even bladder tumours can cause this change. Though rare, these causes should not be ignored. If your urine looks unusually white or milky, consult a urologist early. It could be your body's way of signalling an underlying issue.

(milky urine causes, chyluria, lymphatic leakage urine, parasitic infection, bladder tumour symptoms, urinary discolouration)

15/06/2025

Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers among older men, with a significant number of cases detected after the age of 65. Despite its prevalence, early signs often go unnoticed. Timely screening can help detect and manage the disease effectively. This Father’s Day, use the occasion to raise awareness and encourage regular checkups.

(prostate cancer in elderly men, prostate screening, Father's day health awareness, urology screening, cancer prevention)

12/06/2025

Waking up frequently at night to urinate isn’t just a minor inconvenience; it could be a sign of nocturia, a urological condition that often goes undiagnosed. Nocturia can disrupt sleep, affect quality of life, and may be linked to issues like bladder dysfunction, prostate problems, or underlying medical conditions. Many people ignore the pattern until it starts affecting their energy and daily routine. Early evaluation by a urologist can help identify the cause and guide treatment. Don't dismiss repeated nighttime urges; your bladder might be trying to tell you something important.

(nocturia symptoms, frequent urination at night, bladder issues, urology checkup, prostate and sleep, nighttime urinary patterns)

04/06/2025

Staying hydrated plays a key role in maintaining kidney function and overall urinary health. Dehydration can increase the risk of kidney stones and other complications. Regular water intake helps flush out toxins and supports the body's natural filtering process. Make hydration a consistent part of your daily routine for better long-term health.

(kidney function, hydration support, urinary health, water intake, kidney wellness)

31/05/2025

Urogenital tuberculosis (UGTB) is a lesser-known form of TB that affects the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and even reproductive organs. It often goes undiagnosed due to vague symptoms like abdominal pain, blood in the urine, or urinary irritation. Early detection is crucial, as untreated cases can lead to kidney damage.

(urogenital tuberculosis symptoms, kidney TB awareness, blood in urine TB, rare urological diseases, TB affecting bladder)

26/05/2025

Pediatric conditions like these may need medical evaluation. Early intervention can prevent long-term complications and support normal development. Timely diagnosis ensures that treatable issues do not turn into lifelong challenges. Prioritizing urological health early helps children grow without hidden obstacles.

(bedwetting in children, pediatric urology, recurrent UTI in kids, undescended te**is, children’s urinary problems, early urology screening)

24/05/2025

These issues in men may indicate an underlying prostate or bladder issue. These signs often go unnoticed until they disrupt quality of life. Early evaluation by a urologist can help identify and manage these conditions effectively. Don't wait, get checked.

(frequent urination in men, weak urine flow, prostate symptoms, bladder issues, urological diagnosis, male urology)

14/05/2025

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in 112 countries and accounts for 15% of cancers. Despite this rise, awareness and systematic screening remain low, leading many men to present with advanced stages of the disease.

Key Diagnostic Methods for Prostate Cancer:
📊 PSA Test (Prostate-Specific Antigen)
A blood test measuring PSA levels which can be elevated in prostate cancer, infections, or benign enlargement. Regular screening aids in early detection.
🩺 Digital Re**al Exam (DRE)
A physical examination where a doctor assesses the prostate for lumps or abnormalities. Though brief and slightly uncomfortable, it remains a valuable diagnostic tool.
🧬 Biopsy
If PSA levels or DRE findings are concerning, a biopsy is performed to collect prostate tissue samples for laboratory analysis, confirming the presence of cancer cells.

07/05/2025

Diabetes affects your overall body health, right from your heart to your kidneys. Here's how it impacts your urinary system:
- High blood sugar strain – Excess glucose in the blood can damage kidney filters, leading to diabetic kidney disease.
- Frequent urination – The kidneys work overtime to flush out excess sugar, causing dehydration.
- Increased risk of infections – High sugar levels create a breeding ground for urinary tract infections (UTIs).
- Kidney stones – Diabetes alters mineral balance, increasing the risk of kidney stone formation.
Managing blood sugar levels and staying hydrated can help protect kidney and urinary health.

03/05/2025

Kidney stones are becoming common, especially in summer. While lack of hydration can be a general issue, some cases are linked to family history. Genetic factors can influence how the body processes minerals like calcium and oxalate, increasing the risk of stone formation. Staying hydrated, reducing salt intake, and regular check-ups can help in prevention. Understanding your risk can make a big difference in managing kidney health.

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