Urology Hospital in Hanamkonda
What to expect if your treatment needs admission — from the day before surgery to the day you go home.
Urology Hospital in Hanamkonda
Most urological problems are handled in the outpatient clinic. But some need admission — a large stone requiring PCNL, prostate resection, a urethroplasty, or an emergency such as an obstructed infected kidney that will not wait.
When that happens, what matters is not the size of the building but a short list of practical things: whether the theatre is equipped for endoscopic work, whether there is piped oxygen and nursing cover through the night, and whether the surgeon who operates is the one who reviews you afterwards.
RAMS provides inpatient urological care in Hanamkonda with a dedicated endoscopic theatre, recovery beds with piped oxygen and suction, and 24-hour nursing. This page sets out what an admission here actually involves, because knowing the sequence in advance removes most of the anxiety around it.
What an admission here involves, step by step
Before admission
Pre-operative assessment covers blood tests, urine culture and fitness for anaesthesia. Any urinary infection is treated before surgery, not during — operating through an infected urinary tract is how avoidable complications happen. Blood thinners and diabetic medication are reviewed and adjusted.
The day of surgery
Fasting instructions are given in writing. Most stone and prostate procedures here are endoscopic — performed through the natural passage or a small puncture — so there is no large incision to recover from.
Immediately after
Recovery beds have piped oxygen, suction and continuous nursing. A catheter is usual after prostate and stone surgery, and how long it stays is explained before you go to theatre rather than after.
Length of stay
Most endoscopic stone and prostate procedures involve one to two nights. Urethroplasty needs longer, with a catheter for two to three weeks afterwards. You are told the expected stay before you consent, not on the day.
Going home
Written discharge instructions cover medication, activity limits, what is normal and what is not. Blood-tinged urine for a few days after stone surgery is expected; heavy bleeding, fever or inability to pass urine means come straight back.
Follow-up with the same surgeon
The person who operated reviews you. For stones, that review includes the metabolic prevention plan — because a stone removed without prevention tends to be a stone that returns.
Services Most Relevant Here
Kidney Stones
PCNL, RIRS and URSL with inpatient care where needed
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Endoscopic prostate resection for obstruction
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Urethroplasty with buccal graft, inpatient stay
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Bladder tumour resection and staged surgical care
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Emergency drainage for obstructed infected kidneys
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Assessment and surgical options after conservative care
Learn morePractical Details
Inpatient facilities
Recovery beds with piped oxygen and suction, 24-hour nursing cover, and a dedicated endoscopic theatre. Photographs of the ward and theatre are on the gallery page.
Attendants and visitors
One attendant may stay with an admitted patient. Because many of our patients attend for sensitive conditions, we keep visitor numbers low and the ward quiet by design.
Emergency admission
Renal colic with fever, acute retention or heavy haematuria — come straight in at any hour. Call +91 95369 72369 on the way so preparation can begin before you arrive.
Dr. Rammohan Thatipamula
MBBS, MS, MCh Urology · Fellowship in Andrology & Men's Health
With more than 20 years in clinical practice, Dr. Rammohan is among the few specialists in the Warangal region with formal fellowship training in andrology alongside an MCh in urology. That combination means male sexual health, fertility and urological surgery are handled by one specialist, rather than split across departments.
What Patients Say
“One of the most experienced urologists and andrologists in Warangal. Accurate diagnosis and excellent treatment.”
“Dr. Rams provided exceptional care and patiently explained every treatment option. Highly recommended for male infertility and men's health concerns.”
“Approachable, caring, and patient-focused. Every question was answered clearly and thoroughly.”
Frequently Asked
How long will I be admitted for stone surgery?
Most endoscopic stone procedures involve a stay of one to two nights. PCNL for a large stone may be slightly longer. Your expected stay is explained before you consent to the procedure.
Will I need a catheter, and for how long?
A catheter is usual after prostate and some stone procedures, typically for a short period, and a ureteric stent may stay longer. The duration is explained beforehand — stents commonly cause urinary frequency and some discomfort, which settles once removed.
Can a family member stay with me?
Yes, one attendant may stay. We keep visitor numbers deliberately low, partly for infection control and partly because many patients here are attending for conditions they would rather not discuss in a crowded room.
What if a complication happens at night?
There is nursing cover around the clock and the centre is open 24 hours. You are given clear written guidance on what warrants calling immediately — fever, heavy bleeding or inability to pass urine among them.
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