For men in their forties and fifties, frequent toilet visits point to enlarged prostate and TURP but that’s not the only sign. Weaker stream, trouble getting started at urinal, and feeling that your bladder hasn’t fully emptied mean you need to speak to a surgeon for enlarged prostate (BPH) treatment & TURP surgery surgery.
In Sirsa, Apex Hospital is helping men identify and treat enlarged prostate early with mild symptoms rather than later with complications that could have been avoided.
An untreated and enlarged prostate can affect your kidney function, and trigger repeated urinary infections. Most BPH (benign prostatic hyperplasia) symptoms develop gradually and often don’t disrupt everyday life. Such symptoms can wait for a scheduled consultation but some signs mean you need to be seen immediately by a surgeon immediately. Here are some of them:
Experiencing any of these? Don’t wait it out at home. Book an appointment on WhatsApp or come straight to Apex Hospital. A regular OPD visit is appropriate if you are noticing frequent nighttime urination that has gradually worsened, weaker or interrupted urine stream, sense of incomplete bladder emptying after urinating, and hesitancy or straining to start flow.

There might be some cases where an enlarged prostate needs surgery but the treatment depends on how much your symptoms are affecting daily life and how your prostate responds to initial treatment. Here’s what they best urologists in Sirsa recommend:
For mild to moderate symptoms. Medications relax prostate and bladder neck muscles. They also deal with a shrunken prostate over time. Often enough to bring real relief without any procedure.
Gold standard surgical treatment for BPH. Performed completely via urethra with no external cuts. Excess prostate tissue gets trimmed away to clear the blockage. Long-term fix for moderate to several cases that aren’t responding to medication.
Alternative energy-based technique to TURP. Often considered for men on blood thinners and with larger prostates. Offers less bleeding risk during procedure.
Reserved for a very large prostate or specific anatomical situations where endoscopic access isn’t practical. Far less common today given how effective TURP has become.
Call +91 96196 42000 to discuss the right approach for your symptoms with Dr. R.K. Mehta, the leading urologist and surgeon in Sirsa.
In Sirsa, Fatehbad, Ellenabad, Hanumangarh, and surrounding Bathinda belt, enlarged prostate is one of the most under-reported conditions in older men. Not because it’s rare but because symptoms are usually dismissed as just part of getting older.
Men living in rural regions of Haryana and Rajasthan feel discomfort discussing urinary symptoms openly. As a reason, a lot of cases either fail to appear or end up in the hospital after retention or infection forces the issue.
Availability of qualified urologists in Sirsa is slowly changing the perception about enlarged prostate and TURP surgery. Men no longer travel to Chandigarh or Delhi to get honest conversation and proper diagnosis. Hospitals like Apex Sirsa are bringing a massive change through medical and community efforts.
A urologist and laparoscopic surgeon in Sirsa with 20+ years of practice, Dr. R.K. Mehta has performed TURP and other prostate procedures for patients across the region. He has a broader expertise in kidney stones, andrology, and general urological surgery.
Dr. RK Mehta completed his graduation from SPMC Bikaner in 1994 and specialized in General and Laparoscopic Surgery from PGIMS Rohtak. He then underwent three years of full-time surgical training at Escorts and Safdarjung Hospital, New Delhi.
That depth of urological training is why patients across Haryana, Punjab, and Rajasthan today consider Apex Hospital among the best options for enlarged prostate treatment without a trip to metro city.

The indicative range of TURP surgery in India is between 50,000 INR and 100,000 INR. The actual cost depends on:
Remember, it’s just a general guide. An accurate estimate needs a proper evaluation first.
Nighttime bathroom trips have become part of your routine? Don’t adjust to it. Visit us in Sirsa or book online consultation to get it properly assessed.
+91 96196 42000
Apex Hospital, Circular Road, Sirsa, Haryana
Not at all. Benign prostatic hyperplasia is a non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate. It is far more common than prostate cancer. That said, a proper evaluation is still important to rule out other causes of urinary symptoms.
TURP is generally safe for sexual function. Though some men notice retrograde ejaculation afterward. Meaning, semen enters the bladder instead of exiting normally. It’s not harmful but totally worth discussing beforehand.
Most patients can go home within 1-2 days with a catheter in place for a short period. They can return to normal activity within 1-2 weeks.
Temporarily, yes. Typically for a day or two after TURP. This way, you allow the bladder and prostate area to heal before normal urination resumes.
Recurrence requiring repeat surgery is uncommon. However, prostate tissue can regrow very gradually over many years in a few cases.
Neither is universally better. The right choice depends on:
TURP remains the most widely used and proven option.
BPH symptoms typically begin appearing after age 50. Some men, however, notice changes earlier. Any new urinary symptoms at any age are worth getting evaluated rather than waiting.