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Urologists are skilled to diagnose or treat any problem related to urinary tract or kidney infections. Top urologist in Gurgaon can help in detecting any kind of disorders like kidney stones, interstitial cystitis, enlarged prostate and sexual dysfunction in males and females.  Below is the list of top 10 urologist in Gurgaon are:

1. Dr. Anirudh Kaushik

MBBS, MS - General Surgery, MCh - Urology

Consultation fees: ₹1000 - 1200

Dr. Anirudh is amongst the top urologist & uro oncologist in Gurgaon, with 27 years of experience. He is currently associated with Dr. Deepika's Complete Family Clinic and
Holy Family Hospital. He is not only an expert in urology but also an expert Laparoscopic Surgeries. He specialises in wide range of disorders and surgeries such as treatment for urinary tract infection (UTI), pediatric urology, andrology, laparoscopy, neurourology, Uro-oncology & radiology, laser & robotic urology, and infertility. 

2. Dr. Nandakishore S K

MBBS, MS - General Surgery, DNB - Urology/Genito - Urinary Surgery

Consultation fees: ₹750 

Dr. Nandakishore S K is a renowned urologist in Gurgaon with 21 years of experience and currently practices at Columbia Asia Hospital, Gurgaon. He specializes in treatment of urinary conditions like hematuria, hydrocele, and problems related to reproductive organs like H.I.V and Erectile Dysfunction. He has also conducted many surgeries, using different procedures like vasectomy, reconstructive urology and minimally invasive urology surgery etc. 

3. Dr. Shalabh Agrawal

DNB (Urology), MS, MBBS

Consultation fees: ₹600 

Dr. Shalabh Agrawal is a respected urologist, urological surgeon and andrologist in Delhi, NCR.  He has over 15 years of experience and has treated many cases and complications related to UTI and other kidney disorders. He currently practices at Arcus Superspeciality Center in Dwarka, New Delhi and One Health Urology Clinic. He is a respected member of the Urological Society of India, and is particularly interested in endo-urology and laparoscopy. His areas of expertise are cystoscopy, hematuria, erectile dysfunction, HIV, hydrocele treatment, incontinence, kidney transplant, lithotripsy, and male sexual problems.

4. Dr. Mrinal Pahwa

DNB (Urology), MS - General Surgery, MBBS

Consultation fees: ₹700-1000 

Dr. Mrinal Pahwa is a well known Urologist based in Delhi/ Gurgaon. He has 15 years of experience as Urologist and Andrologist. He is currently practicing at Sir Ganga Ram Hospital and Pahwa Medical Centre and is member of USI and ASI. He specializes in treatments for Cystoscopy, Hematuria (Blood in Urine),treatment of Erectile Dysfunction. HIV treatment, Hydrocele surgical treatment, Incontinence treatment, kidney transplant treatment, lithotripsy procedure, treatment of Male sexual problems, minimally invasive urology, open prostatectomy, reconstructive surgery and subincision.

5. Dr. Vikas Agarwal

MBBS, MS - General Surgery, MRCS (UK), DNB - Urology/Genito - Urinary Surgery

Consultation fees: ₹600-700

Dr. Vikas Agarwal currently practices as a Sr. Consultant Urology & HOD Kidney Transplant at Asian Institute of Medical Sciences, Faridabad. He has 16 years of experience and is a reputed member of many state and national associations. In his vast career he has done more than 10,000 endourological Laser procedure, cadaveric organ transplant & retrieval. He also specialises in Laparoscopic donor Nephrectomy, laparoscopic kidney, prostate and bladder cancer surgeries. 

6. Dr. Ajay Sharma

M. Ch. (Urology), MS, MBBS

Consultation fees:  ₹1000 - 1500

Dr. Ajay has 33 years of experience as a Urologist, Andrologist and Urological Surgeon. He is a member of many eminent associations like Indian Medical Association (IMA), Medical Council of India (MCI), Urological Society of India (USI), American Urological Association (AUA) and Bangalore Urological Society. He is known for his treatments and procedures like frenuloplasty, circumcision, vasovasostomy and TESA. Dr. Ajay currently practices at Sir Ganga ram Hospital and Umkal Hospital.

7. Dr. Sumit Sharma

MCH-Urology, M.S. (General Surgery) , MBBS

Consultation fees:  ₹800

Dr. Sumit Sharma is practicing as a urologist and renal transplantation specialist from last 8 years. He currently Heads the department of Urology at Rocklnd Hospital Manesar and also practices at Deetya Multispeciality Clinic. He has been part of more than 300 renal transplants and has performed over 50-60 Laparoscopic Donor nephrectomy in his career till now. He specialises in all kind of endourological procedure like PCNL, URS, TURP, HOLEP, TURBT etc. 

8. Dr. Abhinav Agarwal

MBBS, MS - General Surgery, MBA - Hospital Administration, MCh - Urology/Genito-Urinary Surgery

Consultation fees:  ₹700-1000

Dr. Abhinav Agarwal is a reputed and experienced urologist and general surgeon who currently practices at Uma Sanjeevani Hospital, Columbia Asia Hospital and Suryadeep Hospital, Gurgaon. In 14 years of experience he has gained a lot of experience in treatments and procedures related to Endourology, Laparoscopic Surgery, General Surgery and Renal Transplantation. He has by far performed more than 10000 major urological procedures like Kidney Stones, Prostate, Bladder Cancer, Stricture Urethra and other Urological Illness.

9. Dr. Raman Tanwar

MBBS, MCh - Urology, Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery, MS - General Surgery

Consultation fees: ₹1000

Dr. Raman Tanwar is a renowned urological surgeon, andrologist and men's health specialist in Gurgaon.  He has 14 years of national and international experience. In his career span he has been a co-author of 4 books in surgery and has won several fellowships and awards. He was even awarded with the British Medical Association award. His areas of specialization are urology and andrology problems like enlarged prostate, kidney stones, sexual problems, erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, uti etc. He currently practices at W Hospital, Ggn.

10. Dr. Narmada Prasad Gupta

Doctor of Science(D.Sc), Fellow Academy of Medical Sciences(FAMS), M.Ch.(Urology), M.S.(Surgery),M.B.B.S.

Consultation fees: ₹1200

Dr. N.P. Gupta is a highly reputed name with 40 years of experience as urologist. He is currently chairman, academics and research division urology at Medenta. Dr Gupta is a Padamshree recipient for his exceptional contribution in the field of urology at both National and International Level. He is a pioneer and renowned surgeon who started robotic surgery in India. In his career he has performed more than 20,000 operations for various urological diseases.

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My name is Dr. Sudeep Singh Sachdev and I’m currently working as a consultant in the department of nephrology in Narayana Super Speciality Hospital, sector 24, Gurugram. Now there are several methods by which we can reduce the frequency of kidney diseases. So why wait until our kidneys are diseased? Today I’m going to discuss some very important and useful tips to keep your kidneys healthy. Now the first and foremost tip that I would like to say is to drink plenty of water. Drink at least 2.5 liters of water in a day.

This will help to clear the kidney of salt, urea, creatinine and other toxins which have accumulated in the body over the day. The second useful tip I would like to give you is to reduce the salt intake or reduce the sodium in your diet. Avoid taking any package or restaurant foods, avoid addition of any extra salt in the diet. Keep your salt intake over 24 hours to less than 5 to 6 grams in a day. Doing such a day would reduce the load of the kidney and decrease the development of hypertension, hypertension related disorders are also kidney diseases in the future.

The third important tip would be to maintain an appropriate body weight. Keep your cholesterol levels in check because deposition of cholesterol cannot only occur in the heart but can also occur in the renal arteries and is implicated in the pathogenesis of the kidney diseases. Avoid intake of any fatty food, fried foods, eat plenty of fruits and vegetables. The next important tip I would like to give you is to check blood sugar levels. Every year get a fasting and a postprandial blood sugar levels done. Maintain your hba1c under 6 in the body. Avoid taking any sugary items or items which are rich in sweets. This would help to maintain your sugar levels under limits.

If you have been diagnosed to have any impaired glucose tolerance or diabetes mellitus consult a physician, take oral hypoglycemic drugs and keep your sugar levels under control because diabetics develop kidney function very early which can be permanent and irreversible if not corrected. The next important tip would be to monitor your blood pressure regularly and keep it under control that is less than 120 by 80. You can do this by adopting a healthy lifestyle, exercising every day for at least 45minutes, playing granite games, going for swimming and so on. Reduction of salt intake would also help to maintain your blood pressure under control and decrease the chances of development of kidney diseases or delay progression if you are already having one.

Now get your kidney function tests and urine analysis done regularly. This is especially important for the at risk population for kidney diseases which includes diabetics, hypertensives. People above the age of 60 years, obese people, people who have known coronary artery disease or people who have a family history of the same or family history of chronic kidney disease. Get yourself evaluated by blood tests, urine analysis, kidney imaging like an ultrasound of the kidney or a renal artery doppler to rule out causes of kidney diseases. Another important tip which I would like to give you is to quit smoking.

Smoking not only harms the kidneys but also effects the heart and can even cause stroke. Smoking even one cigarette already weakens already harm kidney. So I would request all of you to avoid smoking and stop it if you are already doing so. The next important tip is to maintain an active lifestyle. As I have discussed, one exercise should go for in a day, avoid fatty, fried items. Take a low salt diet and keep oneself healthy by maintaining a BMI of less than 24, especially in the Indian scenario. The next important tip which is actually not followed by majority of us is to avoid unnecessary use of any painkillers or any other sort of alternative medication if it is not required.

Commonly used painkillers like brufen, combiflam can harm the kidney and have been implicated in the causation of chronic kidney disease. So I would request you to use painkillers which are safe from the renal standpoint like paracetamol, or hydrocet. Last but not the least I would request you all to balance your lifestyle by having a healthy night sleep. Sleep at least 8 hours in a day. This is going to provide adequate rest to the bodies and the kidney and provide time for the recovery and you to be up and about during the next day. Thank you. I hope this would have helped you to garner some information about how why one can keep once kidney and the human body healthy.