Dr. Sukanta Padhy

17/06/2026

Waking up multiple times at night to urinate?

It could be Nocturia—frequent nighttime urination that may be linked to Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), enlarged prostate, bladder problems, urinary tract issues, or other health conditions.

🚨 Don't ignore:
✅ Frequent urination at night
✅ Interrupted sleep
✅ Poor sleep quality
✅ Daytime fatigue

💡 Limiting fluids before bed, reducing caffeine and alcohol, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle may help, but finding the underlying cause is important.

If you're experiencing nighttime urination, frequent urination, or enlarged prostate symptoms, consult a urologist for proper diagnosis and treatment.
Sleep better. Protect your bladder and prostate health.

15/06/2026

Behind every procedure is a patient waiting for relief. 💙

When a urinary blockage begins affecting comfort, daily life, and well-being, a clear diagnosis and timely treatment become essential.

Through careful discussion, explanation, and planning, the journey moves from pain and uncertainty toward relief and recovery—with advanced laser treatment offering a minimally invasive solution.

💡 Early treatment can help prevent complications, relieve symptoms, and improve quality of life.
Because when the body's natural flow is blocked, timely action matters.

13/06/2026

Enlarged Prostate? Know the Facts.

An enlarged prostate, also known as Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), is a common condition as men age. The good news is that it is often manageable when recognized early.

Don't ignore changes in urinary habits or assume they're a normal part of aging.

Watch the signs. Seek timely advice. Take charge of your prostate health.
Because awareness today can help prevent complications tomorrow.

10/06/2026

Burning while passing urine? Don't assume it's "just an infection."

Many patients start antibiotics without a proper evaluation, but burning micturition can have multiple causes—not just a UTI.

From urinary tract infections and stones to bladder conditions and, in some cases, more serious underlying problems, the right diagnosis is essential before the right treatment.

💡 Treat the cause, not just the symptom.

If symptoms persist or keep returning, don't rely on repeated medications alone—seek proper urological evaluation.

08/06/2026

More protein doesn't always mean more muscle.

Many young fitness enthusiasts consume protein supplements far beyond their actual requirements, believing it will speed up results. But excessive and unsupervised supplement use may put unnecessary stress on the body and can contribute to abnormal kidney function tests in some individuals.

Fitness is about balance, not excess.

Before starting high-protein diets or supplements, understand your body's needs and seek proper professional guidance. Building muscle should never come at the cost of your long-term health.

06/06/2026

05/06/2026

"Maybe the stone will pass on its own..."

Not every kidney stone is safe to wait on.

Ignoring a diagnosed kidney stone and relying on hope alone can sometimes lead to serious complications such as persistent pain, urinary blockage, infection, kidney damage, or even loss of kidney function.

If you've been diagnosed with a kidney stone, timely follow-up and proper medical advice are essential. The right treatment at the right time can prevent much bigger problems later.

Don't wait for complications to make the decision for you.

03/06/2026

A reassuring moment for the family.

The surgery was successful, the infection has been cleared, and the enlarged prostate has been treated well. The patient is now recovering gradually under proper follow-up care.

01/06/2026

Had a kidney stone removed? That doesn't always mean it's gone forever.

Many people are surprised to learn that kidney stones can recur, even after successful treatment or surgery. That's why prevention is just as important as treatment.

Stay well hydrated
Follow a balanced, nutritious diet
Don't ignore symptoms like severe pain, burning urination, or blood in urine
Consult a urologist promptly if symptoms return

The best way to deal with kidney stones is not just removing them—but reducing the chances of them coming back.

30/05/2026

Many men prioritize work, family, and responsibilities—but often put their own health last. Regular check-ups and timely treatment can make a significant difference.

Common men's health concerns include:
✔ Prostate enlargement
✔ Urinary tract infections (UTIs)
✔ Sexual health issues
✔ Kidney-related disorders
✔ Frequent urination or urinary difficulties
✔ Male fertility concerns

Ignoring symptoms may lead to:
• Reduced quality of life
• Increased health complications
• Delayed diagnosis and treatment
• Impact on physical and emotional well-being

Taking care of your health isn't optional—it's essential. Early consultation can help detect problems sooner and improve long-term outcomes.