Bladder cancer is one of the most common forms of cancer affecting 1 in every 4 men above the age of 40 years in India. Its most recognizable symptom is blood in urine.
Jatin Deshmukh (48) was faintly aware of this condition since his uncle once had it. When he noticed the pinkish,
Abhay Wadhwa (31) started experiencing excruciating pain on the left side of his lower abdomen and groin area. When he couldn’t even stand due to the pain, his wife rushed him to the Emergency at Sitaram Bhartia Hospital in South Delhi.
Abhay was constantly clutching his abdomen tightly as his wife described his condition to the consultants on call.
Amit Sharma, 35, grew extremely worried when he noticed over a few weeks that his frequency to urinate had increased. He also observed that he was unable to pass urine smoothly which caused a lot of discomfort.
“I decided to consult a urologist when the persistent urge to urinate started affecting my daily life.
Some years ago, a farmer from Gujarat came to Sitaram Bhartia with his adolescent son, feeling distressed about his behaviour. He would spend hours standing in front of a mirror in a girl’s clothes and would tell everyone he met that he was not a boy. He had even told people to start addressing him as Vandana instead of Varun,
Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers found in men and usually, 1 in 8 men are diagnosed with it. Most often, prostate issues are noticed when men face difficulty with passing urine.
Prakash Nanda, a 60 year old man, had been waking up multiple times during the night because he felt the need to urinate.