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Conditions

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.

All conditions

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.

All conditions

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.

All conditions

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Treatments

Prostate

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.

All treatments

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.

All treatments

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.

All treatments

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Conditions

Prostate

Enlarged prostate

Raised PSA

Prostatitis

Prostate cancer concerns

Bladder

Overactive bladder

Recurrent UTIs

Interstitial cystitis

Blood in the urine

Kidney

Kidney stones

Flank pain

Men’s health & fertility

Erectile dysfunction

Low testosterone

Penile curvature

Testicular lumps and pain

Foreskin problems

Infertility after vasectomy

Women’s urology

Stress incontinence

Urge incontinence

All conditions

Treatments

Prostate

TURP

UroLift

Prostate biopsy

mpMRI prostate

Men’s health

Vasectomy

Vasectomy reversal

Circumcision

Frenuloplasty

Peyronie’s correction

Hydrocele repair

Bladder & kidney

Cystoscopy

Bladder injection treatment

Kidney stone treatment

Urethrotomy

Bladder pressure tests

All treatments

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Mr Krishnan Anantharamakrishnan MBBS MS FRCS MSc (Urol) FRCS (Urol) FEBU · Consultant Urological Surgeon · GMC 4588780

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073 8302 1815

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Woodthorpe Hospital, 748 Mansfield Road, Nottingham NG5 3FZ

Clinic times

Monday 08:00–14:00
Thursday 17:30–19:30
Friday 13:00–17:30

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