Kidney stone pain usually starts on one side; that sharp, deep cramping ache below the ribs. Many patients describe it as the worst pain ever felt. Blood in the urine, nausea, vomiting, and burning sensation while passing urine are classic signs of dealing with a kidney stone.
Apex Hospital, Sirsa helps patients understand what’s happening, what to do next, and where to get reliable kidney stone treatment.
Not every stone is an emergency but some situations seriously can’t wait. You should consult a urology doctor immediately if you are experiencing:
Can’t find a doctor near you? Book an appointment on Whatsapp with us to get expert advice on the phone. It’s best to visit a hospital for kidney stone treatment if you:
In doubt? Don’t self-diagnose over the smartphone. A quick scan tells us far more than guesswork ever could. If you are based in Sirsa, visit Apex Hospital – the leading urology hospital in Sirsa – for expert advice.

When it comes to kidney stone treatment in India, there isn’t one universal answer. The right approach totally depends on stone size, location and patient’s overall health.
For small stones (usually under 5-6mm) positioned favorably in the ureter, medication that relaxes the urinary tract can help stone pass naturally. Along with hydration and pain control.
Got a stone in kidney or upper ureter? A thin laser fiber is passed via natural pathways. No cuts. No incisions. This is one of the most preferred options for best treatment for kidney stones in India due to minimal downtime.
Best suited for stones lodged lower in the ureter. A scope is guided to locate and fragment stone directly. Learn more about URS for kidney stones treatment.
Reserved for larger complex kidney stones – typically above 2cm. A small keyhole incision in the back allows direct access and removal. Far more efficient than repeated smaller procedures for bulky stones.
Call +91 96196 42000 to discuss your kidney stone case with Dr. RK Mehta, the leading urology expert and laparoscopy surgeon of Sirsa.
Happen to be from Sirsa, Fatehbad, Ellenabad, Hanumangarh, or ever towards Bathinda? Then you are in a region where hard, mineral-heavy groundwater combines with hot, dry climate. A well-documented recipe for stone formation. Chronic mild dehydration, especially during summers, only adds to the risk.
This is precisely why demand for reliable kidney stone treatment in this belt of India has increased over the years. And this is also why local, accessible expertise matters more than distant referral.
Kidney stone treatment decisions at Apex Hospital are guided by Dr. R.K. Mehta – a senior surgeon with 20+ years of experience in laparoscopic and endourological procedures. This includes:
Dr. RK Mehta completed his graduation from SPMC Bikaner in 1994 and specialized in General and Laparoscopic Surgery from PGIMS Rohtak. He then underwent full-time surgical training at Escorts and Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi, for three years before starting Apex Hospital. Learn more about the best laparoscopic surgeon in Sirsa

Every case is different. So exact pricing depends on stone size, procedure type, and hospital stay duration. As an indicative range, kidney stone treatment costs typically between 25000 and 90000 INR depending on the complexity. Remember, this isn’t a fixed quote. A proper estimate is only possible after consultation and imaging.
Don’t wait out the pain. If you’re currently facing kidney stones related complications, we highly recommend visiting our hospital in Sirsa or booking an online consultation to discuss your case.
+91 96196 42000
Apex Hospital, Circular Road, Sirsa, Haryana
Kidney stone pain typically comes in waves and radiates from the back toward the lower abdomen or groin. Unlike muscle pain, it’s often accompanied by nausea or blood in urine.
Not really. Many small stones pass on their own with medication and hydration. Surgery becomes necessary only when stones are large. Or they are stuck and causing complications.
Laser treatment usually allows patients to resume normal activity within 2-3 days. PCNL surgery for kidney stones, however, may require a slightly longer recovery of about a week. Surgeons at Apex Hospital will guide you based on your specific case.
Yes. Recurrence is possible. Especially without dietary and hydration changes. Regular follow-ups help catch new stones early before they cause severe symptoms.
Hard water combined with a dry climate contributes significantly to stone formation in this region. Adequate daily water intake is one of the simplest preventive measures.
Not necessarily. Advanced procedures like laser treatment and PCNL are available locally at Apex Hospital. This saves patients the added stress of travel while in pain.
Untreated stones can lead to:
Timely evaluation helps avoid these complications altogether.