Interstim Sacral Neuromodulation
Interstim therapy uses mild electrical stimulation to regulate bladder nerve activity. It helps control symptoms of overactive bladder and urinary retention.
The device is implanted under the skin and provides continuous relief. Patients experience significant improvement in bladder control and reduced urgency.
Botox Injection (Intravesical)
Botox injections relax bladder muscles to reduce overactivity. It is commonly used for patients with severe bladder symptoms.
The procedure is quick and minimally invasive. Results last several months and significantly improve quality of life.
Percutaneous Tibial Nerve Stimulation (PTNS)
PTNS stimulates nerves through the ankle to improve bladder control. It is a non-surgical treatment option.
Sessions are quick and comfortable. Patients experience gradual symptom improvement over time.
Artificial Urinary Sphincter (AUS)
AUS is an implantable device that helps control urinary leakage. It is ideal for patients with severe incontinence.
The device mimics natural sphincter function. Patients regain control and confidence in daily activities.
Female Urology – Surgical Reconstruction
Reconstructive surgery restores normal urinary function and pelvic anatomy in women. It addresses conditions like prolapse and incontinence.
