About
Department of Urology at MGM Malar
Comprehensive urology care in Chennai for kidney, bladder, and prostate conditions with modern minimally invasive treatment.
At MGM Healthcare Malar, Adyar, the Department of Urology provides comprehensive care for conditions affecting the urinary tract and male reproductive system. As a leading urology hospital in Chennai, we treat kidney, bladder, prostate, and related disorders with a patient-focused approach.
Our team specialises in minimally invasive and laser-assisted procedures for kidney stones, prostate enlargement, urinary infections, and urological cancers.
Equipped with advanced endourology technology, we perform reconstructive and functional urology procedures with precision and safety.
Our services include urinary incontinence management, neurological bladder care, prostate screening, early detection of urological cancers, and treatment for male infertility and erectile dysfunction.
Conditions and Treatments
Continence Clinic
Bladder Rehabilitation Program
Urolithiasis Clinic
Prostate Clinic
Uro-oncology Clinic
Andrology and Male Infertility Clinic
Services offered
Kidney and ureteric stones
Prostate enlargement
Urethral stricture
Hydronephrosis
Kidney, prostate, and bladder tumors
Male infertility
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160+
Beds
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150+
Doctors
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30+
Years of service the community
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30+
Specialities
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24x7
Emergency Care
Ou Doctors
Department of Urology
Dr. Pari Manickam Raman
Senior Consultant - Urology
Dr. Vasantharaja Ramasamy
Senior Consultant - Urology, Uro-Oncology And Robotic Surgery
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Frequently Asked Questions
See a urologist for blood in urine, painful or difficult urination, kidney stone pain, frequent urination, urinary leakage, or prostate-related symptoms.
Urologists treat kidney stones, prostate problems, urinary disorders, bladder conditions, urethral problems, urological cancers, and male infertility.
Common symptoms include severe side or back pain, painful urination, blood in urine, nausea, and frequent urination.
No. Small stones may pass naturally, while larger or obstructing stones may require medication, laser treatment, or minimally invasive procedures.
Treatment depends on the severity of symptoms and prostate condition and may include medication, minimally invasive procedures, or surgery.
Yes, laser-based procedures may be used for suitable kidney stone cases, depending on the stone’s size, location, and the patient’s condition.
Consult a urologist if you have difficulty starting urination, weak urine flow, frequent night-time urination, or incomplete bladder emptying.
Yes. The Urology Department provides evaluation and specialised care for male infertility and related reproductive health conditions.
