Kidney and urinary stones are among the most common urological conditions, but when left untreated, they can lead to severe pain, recurrent infections, urinary blockage, and even permanent kidney damage. While many patients develop a single stone, some may develop multiple stones that require specialised treatment.

One such challenging case was successfully managed at

Ujala Cygnus

The Patient's Story

The patient had been suffering from recurrent urinary stone disease for a long time. She experienced severe pain, urinary discomfort, and difficulty performing her daily activities. Despite medications and conservative treatment, her symptoms continued to worsen, significantly affecting her quality of life.

After detailed clinical evaluation and imaging investigations, the Urology team discovered an extraordinary stone burden requiring advanced surgical intervention.

Expert Evaluation and Personalised Treatment

The patient was evaluated by

Dr. Tushar Sharma, Urologist at Ujala Cygnus Amritdhara My Hospital, Karnal

After carefully assessing the size, number, and location of the stones, Dr. Sharma recommended a minimally invasive endourological procedure that would safely remove the stones while minimising pain, blood loss, and recovery time.

The Procedure

Using advanced endourological techniques and specialised instruments, Dr. Tushar Sharma successfully removed approximately

500–600 urinary stones

Despite the complexity of the case, complete stone clearance was achieved without major complications. The minimally invasive approach ensured minimal trauma to surrounding tissues and promoted faster recovery.

A Successful Recovery

Following surgery, the patient's condition improved remarkably. Her pain subsided, urinary discomfort resolved, and the risk of future urinary obstruction and infection was significantly reduced.

She recovered well under medical supervision and was discharged in stable condition, allowing her to gradually return to her normal routine.

According to

Dr. Tushar Sharma, Urologist

Understanding Urinary Stones

Urinary stones develop when minerals and salts present in urine crystallise and gradually form hard deposits inside the kidneys, ureters, bladder, or urinary tract. Factors such as inadequate water intake, recurrent urinary infections, dietary habits, obesity, metabolic disorders, and family history can increase the risk of stone formation.

Small stones may pass naturally, but larger or multiple stones often require medical intervention.

Symptoms You Should Never Ignore

Seek medical advice if you experience:

Severe pain in the back, side, or lower abdomen

Burning sensation while passing urine

Blood in urine

Frequent urinary tract infections

Difficulty passing urine

Nausea or vomiting associated with severe pain

Fever with urinary symptoms

Early diagnosis can help prevent complications and preserve kidney function.

Benefits of Minimally Invasive Stone Removal

Modern endourological procedures offer several advantages over conventional surgery:

Smaller or no surgical incisions

Less pain after the procedure

Faster recovery

Shorter hospital stay

Lower risk of complications

Better preservation of kidney function

Quick return to daily activities

Key Achievements

Successful removal of approximately

500–600 urinary stones

Complete stone clearance through a minimally invasive procedure

Relief from severe pain and urinary discomfort

Reduced risk of recurrent urinary infections and obstruction

Preservation of kidney function

Faster recovery with improved quality of life

This remarkable case demonstrates how advanced technology, experienced specialists, and patient-centred care at

Ujala Cygnus

With timely diagnosis and modern minimally invasive procedures, patients no longer need to travel to metropolitan cities for advanced urological care. Expert treatment is available closer to home, helping patients recover faster and return to a healthier, pain-free life.