Clinical care
Conditions we treat
A plain-language guide to the conditions managed at Vidya Shanti Hospital, grouped by specialty. If you recognise your symptoms here, book a consultation — and if they are sudden or severe, come straight to the emergency department.
Urology
Stone disease, prostate problems and urinary tract obstruction are treated endoscopically wherever the anatomy allows.
- Kidney StonesPain in the flank or back, sometimes with blood in the urine or vomiting. Small stones may pass with fluids; larger ones are removed by PCNL or laser.
- Ureter StonesA stone that has moved into the tube between kidney and bladder, usually causing sudden severe colicky pain. Treated by ureteroscopy with laser.
- Bladder StonesOften linked with an enlarged prostate or incomplete bladder emptying. Removed by cystolitholapaxy through the urinary passage.
- Enlarged ProstateWeak stream, night-time urination and difficulty starting. Managed with medication first, and with TURP when symptoms or retention persist.
- Kidney CancerUsually found on a scan done for another reason. Assessed with CT imaging and treated surgically, open or laparoscopically.
- Bladder CancerPainless blood in the urine is the commonest first sign and always needs evaluation, including cystoscopy.
- Urethral StrictureNarrowing of the urinary passage after injury or infection, causing a thin, slow stream. Managed endoscopically or by reconstruction.
Gynecology & Obstetrics
Care through pregnancy and across the whole of a woman's reproductive life, including complications that need close monitoring.
- PregnancyRegistration, scheduled scans, blood tests, nutrition and delivery planning from the first trimester onward.
- High Risk PregnancyRaised blood pressure, gestational diabetes, anaemia, previous caesarean or twin pregnancy — followed with closer visits and monitoring.
- Women's Health DisordersPCOS, irregular or heavy periods, white discharge, fibroids, ovarian cysts and menopausal symptoms.
Fertility
Both partners are evaluated before any treatment is advised, and the simplest option that fits the diagnosis is offered first.
- Male InfertilityLow sperm count, poor motility or absent sperm. Assessed by semen analysis and hormone testing; ICSI, TESE or PESA may be advised.
- Female InfertilityOvulation problems, blocked tubes, endometriosis or uterine factors, evaluated with scans, hormone profiles and hysteroscopy.
- Recurrent Pregnancy LossTwo or more miscarriages, investigated for hormonal, uterine, immune and genetic causes before planning the next pregnancy.
General Surgery
Common abdominal surgery, performed laparoscopically wherever it is safe and appropriate.
- HerniaA bulge in the groin or abdominal wall that grows on coughing or lifting. Repaired with mesh, usually by keyhole surgery.
- AppendixPain that starts around the navel and settles in the lower right abdomen with fever. Removed laparoscopically when confirmed.
- Gall Bladder DiseaseStones causing right upper abdominal pain after fatty meals. Treated by laparoscopic cholecystectomy.
Not sure which department you need?
Call the hospital and describe your symptoms. Reception will direct you to the right consultant and tell you when they are available.
Emergency? Do not wait for an appointment.
Our casualty is staffed round the clock and our ambulances are on call across Bareilly city and the surrounding districts. Call first if you can — the team will be ready when you arrive.