Cystoscopy: Expertise of Dr. Yasir Iqbal

A Clear View Inside the Bladder and Urethra

When is Cystoscopy Recommended?

Cystoscopy is commonly performed to investigate and manage conditions such as:

  • Blood in the urine (hematuria)

  • Recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs)

  • Frequent or painful urination

  • Difficulty urinating or urinary retention

  • Bladder tumors or stones

  • Urethral strictures or blockages

Types of Cystoscopy

  • Flexible Cystoscopy: Usually done in the clinic under local anaesthesia. A thin, bendable cystoscope is used, making the procedure more comfortable.

  • Rigid Cystoscopy: Typically done in the operating room under regional or general anaesthesia. It allows for therapeutic procedures like biopsy, stone removal, or tumour resection.

Cystoscopy is a diagnostic and therapeutic procedure that allows your urologist to examine the inside of the bladder and urethra using a specialized instrument called a cystoscope. This thin, tube-like device is equipped with a camera and light, enabling a detailed view of the urinary tract in real-time.

Why Choose Us for Cystoscopy?

  • Performed by experienced urologists using advanced equipment

  • Painless and quick recovery

  • State-of-the-art diagnostic support

  • On-site lab and imaging facilities for faster diagnosis

Are There Any Risks Associated With Cystoscopy?

  • Although if you visit the right doctor, like the specialists at Doctor Clinic, Delhi, the risks of cystoscopy go down. But, some of the complications associated with the treatment include;

    • Infections - Very rarely, cystoscopy can causes infections in the urinary tract by introducing germs.

    • Bleeding - It can sometimes cause blood in the urine, but again, serious bleeding rarely occurs.

    • Pain - There are chances you may experience abdominal pain and a burning sensation.