Complimentary men’s health 1:1 discussions with Mr Krishnan · Woodthorpe Hospital · Sunday 18 October 2026, 10:30
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Prostate
Enlarged prostate
Weak stream, straining, frequency and night-time trips.
Raised PSA
What a raised result means and the one-stop pathway to a clear answer.
Prostatitis
Pelvic or perineal pain and urinary symptoms, often in younger men.
Prostate cancer concerns
mpMRI first, transperineal biopsy only if needed.
Kidney
Kidney stones
One-stop CT KUB, then ureteroscopy, stenting or shock-wave treatment.
Flank pain
Where the pain comes from and when it is urgent.
Bladder
Overactive bladder
Urgency, frequency and leaks — bladder training to injections.
Recurrent UTIs
Breaking the cycle of repeat infections.
Interstitial cystitis
Bladder pain syndrome, diagnosed by exclusion and managed stepwise.
Blood in the urine
Always checked: scan plus a flexible camera test in clinic.
Women’s urology
Stress incontinence
Leaking on coughing, laughing or exercise — physio to surgery.
Urge incontinence
Bladder pressure tests guide tablets or injection treatment.
Men’s health & fertility
Erectile dysfunction
Tablets, injections and devices — and checking the heart risk behind it.
Low testosterone
Properly diagnosed on two morning blood tests before any treatment.
Penile curvature
Assessment and the modified Nesbitt’s operation.
Testicular lumps and pain
Same-week ultrasound; hydrocele, epididymal cyst and varicocele treated.
Foreskin problems
Tightness, infection and tearing — circumcision or frenuloplasty.
Infertility after vasectomy
Microsurgical vasectomy reversal, day case at Woodthorpe.
Featured guide
PSA test explained: what the number means and what happens next
A raised PSA is not a diagnosis.
TURP
Resection of an enlarged prostate under general anaesthetic.
UroLift
Minimally invasive implants that hold the prostate open — no cutting.
Prostate biopsy
Targeted biopsy through the skin, lower infection risk than transrectal.
mpMRI prostate
Multiparametric MRI before any biopsy, reported by a specialist radiologist.
Men’s health
Vasectomy
Local anaesthetic in clinic or general anaesthetic as a day case.
Vasectomy reversal
Microsurgical reconnection, day case, general anaesthetic.
Circumcision
For tight or recurrently infected foreskin, adults and children.
Frenuloplasty
Release of a short, tight frenulum under local anaesthetic.
Peyronie’s correction
Straightening surgery for penile curvature.
Hydrocele repair
Day-case repair of fluid around the testicle.
Bladder & kidney
Cystoscopy
A camera look inside the bladder — flexible in clinic or rigid under GA.
Bladder injection treatment
Injections into the bladder wall for an overactive bladder, under local anaesthetic.
Kidney stone treatment
Ureteroscopy, stenting or shock-wave treatment, with one-stop CT KUB.
Urethrotomy
Opening a narrowed urethra.
Bladder pressure tests
Measures how the bladder fills and empties to guide treatment.
Featured
Vasectomy reversal: a personal assessment first
Microsurgery as a day case at Woodthorpe Hospital.
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Woodthorpe Hospital, Nottingham · Monday, Thursday and Friday clinics
Tightness, tearing and infection — and when circumcision helps.
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