Dr. Mahendra Jain is a renowned Urologist and has an experience of over 23 years in his field. His area of expertise is Endourology, Uro Oncology, Reconstructive Urology, Laser Surgery for Prostate, Flexible Ureteroscopy with Laser for Rirs, Penile Prosthesis for Impotency. Most of his surgeries are endoscopic surgeries for renal stone, prostate, bladder tumor, urinary incontinence, renal transplant, impotence, and infertility. LASER prostatectomies and RIRS with flexible ureteroscope for kidney stones are common surgeries that Dr. Mahendra Jain performs on a daily basis. Dr. Mahendra Jain also heads the department of urology in Fortis Hospital, Bangalore.
Fortis Hospital, Bannerghatta Road.
Dr. Mahendra Jain is one of the best Urologists in Bangalore and has an experience of more than 23 years in this field. The fact that Dr. Jain performs over 600 to 700 complicated urological surgeries in a year speaks volumes about his service to people world over.
Life Member, The All India Medical Council. Life Member, The Karnataka Medical Council. Life Member, The Maharashtra Medical Council. Life Member, Urological Society of India. Member, Karnataka Urologist Association. Member, South Zone Urological Association. Member, Bangalore Urological Association.
Dr. Jain was the Chairperson for the talk on 'Recent Advances in the management of urinary stones' at 'Medicon 2001 and Chairperson for the Urology CME, Indian Surgeons Association, Tumkur Chapter - 2002. Dr. Jain has been invited twice to deliver a lecture on 'Kidney Stones and Way of Life' and 'Sexual problems of elderly' at the annual meeting of Rotary Club, Tumkur. He was part of Medical Relief Team for the earthquake at Lathur, Maharashtra - 199 and was part of the Special Emergency Surgical Management team at Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Hospital, Bombay during Bombay communal riots - 1993.
MCh - Urology - Bombay Hospital Institute of Medical Sciences, Mumbai, 1998. DNB - Urology/Genito - Urinary Surgery - National Board of Examinations, Ministry of Health, Government of India, 1998. MS - General Surgery - Lokmanya Tilak Municipal Medical College, Sion, Mumbai, 1994.
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A urologist is a physician who diagnoses and treats diseases of the urinary tract in both men and women.
Urologists diagnose and treat diseases of the urinary tract, the system that creates, stores, and removes urine from the body, in both men and women. Urologists also diagnose and treat anything involving the male reproductive tract. Some urologists treat general diseases of the urinary tract while others specialize in a particular type of urology. They gain additional skills in a specialty area by doing one to two year of additional training called fellowship. Depending on the specialty, they are categorized as:
Normally, you wouldn’t know you have a problem in your urinary tract unless you are tested. But there are some symptoms you should never overlook as they could indicate a urological problem.
It has been recommended that you should see a specialist if you:
For men, you should visit a urologist, if you have:
For women, you should visit a urologist to get treatment for:
A urologist can treat the following conditions:
The tests performed by urologists are:
During the first appointment, most of the urologist try to learn all they can about their patient's medical history and the symptoms they are experiencing.
Patients' are usually asked to provide a urine sample, to fill out questionnaires that help the experts assess the nature the symptoms, give information on the medical histories of the patient's family members and provide a list of all current medications.
Urologists also perform a physical exam. The exam concentrates on the genitourinary system which includes the kidneys, adrenal glands, urinary bladder, urethra, and reproductive organs. Depending on the patient's symptoms, additional tests may also be performed to help the urologist make their evaluation.
When it comes to the difference between nephrology and urology, the former deals with only kidneys while the latter provides treatment for several other organs related to the urinary tract in both men and women. These organs are kidneys, which filter blood, ureters, which are the tubes through which urine flows from the kidneys to the bladder, which is the hollow sac that collects urine, urethra, which is the tube through which urine travels from the bladder out of the body, and adrenal glands, which are the glands located on top of each kidney that release hormones.
Urologists also treat all organs of the male reproductive system which is made of a penis, the organ that releases urine and carries sperm out of the body, prostate, the gland underneath the bladder that adds fluid to sperm to produce semen, and testicles, two oval organs inside the scrotum that make the hormone testosterone and also produce sperm.
In some cases, urologists may perform surgery. Urologists may remove cancer or open up a blockage in the urinary tract, but usually, they work along with other surgeons.