Urgent urological problems, seen without delay.
Time-sensitive urology care, coordinated with the 24/7 emergency services of Capital International Hospital.
When it cannot wait
Some urological problems need treatment within hours, not days. Acting quickly can protect the kidney, relieve severe pain and prevent complications.
If you are in severe pain, cannot pass urine or have a high fever, please come straight to the emergency department at Capital International Hospital rather than waiting for a message reply.
What we manage
Rapid assessment and treatment of urgent urological conditions.
Acute retention of urine
Prompt relief of the blocked bladder, then a plan to find and treat the cause.
Obstructing stone with infection
An infected, blocked kidney is an emergency and needs urgent drainage and treatment.
Sudden testicular pain
Time-critical assessment, because some causes need treatment within hours.
Heavy bleeding and catheter problems
Urgent assessment of bleeding, clots and blocked or problematic catheters.
What happens next
Arrive
Come to the emergency department at Capital International Hospital.
Assess
Rapid examination, tests and imaging as needed.
Treat
Immediate relief and definitive treatment, with the urology team involved.
Follow up
A clear plan for recovery and any further care.
Common questions
Is emergency care available at night?
Yes. Capital International Hospital provides emergency support 24/7.
Should I message on WhatsApp or come in?
For severe pain, inability to pass urine, high fever or sudden testicular pain, please call or come to the emergency department directly. WhatsApp is best for non-urgent questions.
What should I bring?
Any previous reports or scans, your current medicines list, and someone to accompany you if possible.
Do not wait
If you or someone with you has any of these symptoms, call the clinic now or come to the emergency department at Capital International Hospital.
Call +92 370 9190068Need urgent help?
Call the clinic now, or come straight to the emergency department at Capital International Hospital.