Avoid Prostate Surgery — Choose the Right Non-Surgical Option
- Understand best of 6 prostate surgery options for high-risk cases like Diabetes, Heart Disease, Kidney Disease, Asthma/COPD
- Senior urologists guidance (24+ yrs experience) with personal doctor to help coordinate
- Understand all 6 options: Painless PAE, Scarless Aquablation and more.
Dr. Kanishk Patil, Urologist
MCh (Uro), MRCS (UK)
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Stroke Intervention, Aortic Aneurysms, Liver Cancer (TACE/RFA)
Senior Interventional Radiologist
Cross-Border IR Expertise with Global Techniques
Why Choose This
Key Benefits
When anesthesia risk is high, the decision must be safer—and smarter
- Many men with enlarged also have heart, kidney or lung conditions or are taking blood thinner medication – this is HIGH RISK.
- The goal is not “the fastest procedure,” but the safest effective next step
- For some patients, minimally invasive options may be a better fit (case-dependent)
Why “standard surgery” could be too risky for some patients
- Patients should think about general anesthesia and recovery increasing risk of on table surgical complications.
- If you’re on blood thinners, open surgery decisions require extra caution and coordination
- The right path starts with proper surgery choice mapping—then choosing the least risky option that still works.
About the Procedure
Heart, Lung or Kidney Issues? Prostate Surgery Can Be Risky
The “safest next step” depends on your profile When anesthesia risk is high, the correct approach is a structured review—then selecting the least invasive effective option that fits your anatomy and clinical risks. The option-map we review Medical management (optimise medicines if appropriate) Minimally invasive options (depending on anatomy and suitability): Rezum / Urolift (where anatomy allows) PAE (pinhole, image-guided option for suitable BPH cases) Surgery (HoLEP/TURP/others) only when it’s clearly the best option—then we help you choose the right surgeon/centre What we need from you (to guide you correctly) Any prior reports (scan/photo is fine) Your medicines list (especially blood thinners) Your comorbidities (heart/kidney/lung history) Your top symptoms + timeline (night urination/weak flow/urgency/retention)
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Safer, best-fit surgery plan
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Options explained in one place
Non-surgical options considered first (when suitable)
Multi-specialist review (urology + IR when relevant)
Transparent pros/cons (including when surgery is better)
Coordination support (reports/slots/centre)
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Why choose MyDocsy?
- India’s Trusted Advanced Treatment Platform
- Specialist-led guidance: we compare options clearly, with pros/cons
- Unbiased transparency: we offer all options instead of just 1 – so we help you choose the best option for you
- Coordination support across reports, scheduling, documentation, and (where applicable) insurance support
Who is this consultation for?
- You have enlarged prostate symptoms and heart / kidney / lung issues (anesthesia risk concerns)
- You are on blood thinners (anticoagulated) and want a safer plan
- You’ve been advised surgery but want to explore less invasive options first
- You want one clear answer: “What is the safest next step for me?”
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