Dr. Nitin Negi Urologist

  Hematuria (Blood in Urine) — When to See a Urologist Blood in your urine — visible or not — is never normal. It is always a signal from your body that something needs attention. Do not wait for it to happen again. Act the first time. What Is Hematuria? Gross Hematuria — visible blood; urine appears pink, red, or brown Microscopic Hematuria — invisible to the eye; detected only in urine tests Both require medical evaluation. Common Causes Kidney stones scraping the urinary tract Urinary tract infections Enlarged prostate in men Kidney infection Bladder or kidney cancer — painless blood is an early warning sign Blood thinners and certain medications Warning Signs to Never Ignore Visible blood in urine — even just once Blood clots during urination Painless blood in urine in adults over 40 Blood in urine with high fever Recurring episodes How a Urologist Diagnoses It Urine culture and routine test Ultrasound KUB CT scan for detailed imaging Cystos...

  Urinary Incontinence — Causes & Treatment in Jaipur Leaking urine accidentally is something millions experience — yet very few speak about. Most accept it as normal aging. It is not normal. And it is completely treatable. Types of Urinary Incontinence Stress Incontinence — leakage during coughing, sneezing, or exercise Urge Incontinence — sudden intense urge followed by leakage Overflow Incontinence — bladder never fully empties; constant dribbling Mixed Incontinence — combination of stress and urge types Functional Incontinence — physical limitations prevent reaching toilet in time Common Causes Weak pelvic floor muscles Prostate enlargement in men Overactive bladder Urinary tract infections Nerve damage from diabetes or stroke Obesity and hormonal changes Treatment Options Pelvic floor (Kegel) exercises Bladder training techniques Medications for overactive bladder Minimally invasive nerve stimulation Surgery for persistent stress incontine...