When is TURP Recommended?
Frequent or urgent need to urinate
Weak urine stream or straining while urinating
Incomplete emptying of the bladder
Recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs)
Bladder stones or blood in the urine
Medications no longer effective
How TURP Procedure is Done
- Anesthesia: Spinal or general anesthesia is given
- Endoscopic Approach: A resectoscope is inserted through the urethra
- Tissue Removal: Overgrown prostate tissue is trimmed using electric current
- No External Cuts: The procedure is performed entirely through the urinary passage
- Catheter Placement: A temporary catheter is used to help drain the bladder post-surgery
Benefits of TURP
Minimally invasive – no surgical cuts
Quick relief from BPH symptoms
Better urinary flow and complete bladder emptying
Short hospital stay with a fast recovery
Long-lasting results
Performed using advanced technology by expert urology surgeons
Post-Surgery Recovery
🔹 Hospital stay: 1–2 days
🔹 Catheter removal: Usually within 2–3 days
🔹 Return to normal routine: Within 2–3 weeks
🔹 Temporary urinary discomfort may occur during healing
Why Choose TURP by the Best Urologist?
With 12+ years of urological surgical expertise, the best urologist ensures a safe, precise, and effective TURP procedure using state-of-the-art equipment. The goal is to preserve bladder function, prevent complications, and offer the highest standard of urological care.
