Kidney Stones
Assessment and treatment of kidney and ureter stones.
Access experienced urologists and modern hospitals in Turkey for kidney, bladder, prostate, urinary and male reproductive conditions.
Access experienced urologists and modern hospitals in Turkey for kidney, bladder, prostate, urinary and male reproductive conditions.
The final diagnosis and treatment plan are confirmed by the treating specialist after reviewing your medical history, examinations, imaging and laboratory results.
Africa Medical Travel coordinates communication and travel support but does not replace independent medical judgment.
We connect patients with appropriate specialists for assessment and treatment planning.
Assessment and treatment of kidney and ureter stones.
Benign prostate enlargement and selected prostate diseases.
Recurrent infections, obstruction and urinary symptoms.
Selected benign and malignant bladder disorders.
Evaluation of male reproductive and fertility concerns.
Specialist assessment and treatment planning.
Kidney, bladder, prostate and testicular tumor evaluation.
Selected urinary and genital conditions in children.
Availability and suitability depend on the final specialist assessment.
Endoscopic or minimally invasive procedures for urinary stones.
Procedures for enlarged prostate or selected prostate disease.
Endoscopic examination of the bladder and urinary tract.
Open, laparoscopic or robotic procedures when appropriate.
Surgical treatment based on diagnosis and specialist review.
Selected procedures for infertility and related conditions.
Surgical treatment coordinated with oncology teams.
Robot-assisted techniques where medically appropriate.
Share available reports, scans and results.
Your case is shared with a suitable medical team.
Receive proposed treatment, cost and schedule.
Support with appointments, documents and transfers.
The team confirms and performs the approved plan.
Receive discharge and communication support.
Costs depend on the diagnosis, tests, procedure, hospital and length of stay. Send your reports for a preliminary estimate.
Many stones can be treated with endoscopic or non-open techniques, but the best method depends on stone size, location and patient condition.
Yes. Medical reports, PSA results, ultrasound or MRI findings can often support an initial specialist review.
The stay varies from a few days for simple procedures to longer periods for major surgery or cancer treatment.
Robotic surgery is available at selected hospitals when the surgeon considers it appropriate.
No. Severe pain, inability to urinate, fever or heavy bleeding requires immediate local emergency care.
Send your medical records for an initial specialist review and next-step guidance.