Dr Ashwin Mallya

02/06/2026

🎧 A silent auditorium. Multiple live robotic surgeries. Dozens of surgeons learning together. This was the unique concept where delegates could toggle between operating rooms and witness live surgeries without the noise and clutter!

Had the privilege of being invited as expert faculty, presenting a semi-live session on Robot-Assisted Bladder Diverticulectomy and moderating live robotic surgery discussions at the North Zone USI Midterm Conference, Karnal.

The technology was impressive—but what matters most is how these experiences translate into better, safer, and more precise care for our patients.

Always learning. Always improving. Always grateful. 🤖⚕️

RobotAssistedSurgery UroOncology

08/05/2026

Strong-smelling urine is something many people notice… but often ignore.

In most cases, it’s your body trying to tell you something 👇

💧 Dehydration
When you drink less water, urine becomes concentrated → stronger smell.

🥗 Diet
Foods like garlic, onion, and certain spices can temporarily change the smell.

🦠 Infection
A strong or unusual smell along with burning or discomfort may indicate a urinary infection.

⚠️ When to pay attention?
If the smell is persistent, very strong, or comes with symptoms like pain, burning, or frequent urination — don’t ignore it.

Small signs today can become bigger problems tomorrow.

Taking early action can help prevent complications.

📩 If you’re unsure, it’s always better to get it checked.

Know someone who ignores these signs?
👉 Share this with them

06/05/2026

Most people think erectile dysfunction is only physical.
But stress plays a bigger role than you think.

When your mind is under pressure…
your body responds.

👉 High stress increases cortisol
👉 This blocks relaxation signals
👉 Blood flow reduces
👉 Performance gets affected

And then starts a cycle 👇
Stress → Performance anxiety → More stress

⚠️ Common hidden triggers:
* Work pressure
* Financial stress
* Relationship issues
* Lack of sleep

🧠 The truth:

Your brain and body are deeply connected.
Ignoring mental stress can directly impact physical performance.

✔️ What actually helps:

* Reduce daily stress (exercise, routine)
* Improve sleep quality
* Open communication with partner
* Seek medical advice when needed

ED is not just a “physical problem.”
Understanding the root cause is the first step to fixing it.

Know someone silently dealing with this?
👉 Share this with them

04/05/2026

Most people believe urological cancers only affect older adults.

But that’s not always true.

Young individuals can also develop certain urological cancers —
especially when early warning signs are ignored.

The real problem? 👇
People delay getting checked because they feel “too young.”

⚠️ Watch out for these signs:
* Blood in urine
* Unusual lumps or swelling
* Persistent pain
* Sudden changes in urination

These symptoms should never be ignored — at any age.

🧠 The truth:

Early detection makes a huge difference in treatment and recovery.

The earlier you act, the better the outcome.

01/05/2026

Most people feel lower back pain…
and assume it’s just a muscle problem.

But that’s not always true.

In some cases, your kidneys could be involved 👇

⚠️ Kidney-related pain
Often felt deeper and on one side of the lower back
May come with nausea, fever, or urinary changes

🪨 Kidney stones
Can cause sharp, intense pain that may radiate toward the abdomen

🚫 Why this matters
Treating it as a simple muscle issue can delay the right diagnosis

⚠️ Pay attention if you notice:

* Pain with burning urination
* Blood in urine
* Fever or chills
* Pain not improving with rest

👉 These signs need medical evaluation.

Your body doesn’t send signals without a reason.
Ignoring them can lead to bigger problems later.

Know someone who keeps saying “it’s just back pain”?
👉 Share this with them

29/04/2026

Is Your Urine Trying to Warn You? 🧐
Our bodies have ways of speaking to us, and the color, smell, and frequency of your urine can provide crucial insights into your overall health.

From hydration levels to potential infections or even kidney issues, understanding these signals is essential.

Take a look at this infographic to learn what to watch out for!

27/04/2026

Your daily diet plays a bigger role in kidney health than you think.
Certain foods—when consumed in excess—can increase the risk of kidney stone formation over time.

From high salt intake to oxalate-rich foods and low water consumption, small habits can silently affect your health.

Making simple dietary changes today can help prevent painful complications tomorrow.

If you have a history of kidney stones or symptoms, it’s important to get proper guidance. Consult Dr. Ashwin Mallya for the right evaluation.

24/04/2026

We’ve all done this…
Holding urine during work, travel, or busy schedules.

But doing it often can affect your health more than you think 👇

⚠️ Bladder Stress
Regularly holding urine puts pressure on your bladder muscles, which may affect normal function over time.

🦠 Higher Risk of Infection
Urine staying in the bladder for too long can increase the chances of bacterial growth → leading to UTIs.

🚫 Reduced Bladder Control
Over time, this habit can disturb your natural urge signals.

✅ What you should do:

* Don’t delay for long periods
* Try to empty your bladder every 3–4 hours
* Stay hydrated

⚠️ When to pay attention:

* Pain while holding urine
* Burning sensation
* Frequent urge but low output

👉 These signs need evaluation.

Small habits can lead to bigger problems if ignored.

22/04/2026

Waking up to p*e during the night can be disruptive, and many wonder if it's normal. 🧐 This infographic breaks down when night-time urination (nocturia) is generally not a cause for concern vs. when it might be a signal from your body to check in with a doctor.

to learn about common causes and potential underlying health conditions. Knowledge is power, and being proactive about your health is key! 🩺

Remember, this information is for awareness and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Always consult your healthcare provider if you have any concerns or experience persistent symptoms.

31/01/2026