Advanced Prostate Care
TURP is a well-established endoscopic procedure used to treat Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) — commonly known as an enlarged prostate. In TURP, the blockage caused by prostate tissue is removed through the natural urine passage, helping restore strong urine flow and reducing urinary symptoms without any external cut.
Scarless surgery (no incision)
Improves urine flow significantly
Relieves symptoms of BPH quickly
Prevents bladder damage from obstruction
TURP is recommended when enlarged prostate causes significant urinary blockage, recurrent infections, urine retention, or when medicines do not provide enough relief.
Increased frequency and urgency, especially at night (nocturia).
Slow flow, straining to pass urine, or interrupted stream.
Difficulty emptying bladder fully or sudden complete blockage.
Repeated UTIs due to incomplete urine emptying.
TURP is performed under anesthesia. A special endoscope is inserted through the urine passage to reach the prostate. Excess prostate tissue causing blockage is removed carefully to improve urine flow.
Step 01
A TURP scope is passed through the natural urinary passage without any cut.
Step 02
Enlarged prostate tissue causing blockage is identified precisely.
Step 03
Excess prostate tissue is removed safely to clear the urine passage.
Step 04
A catheter may be placed temporarily and urine flow improves after recovery.
TURP is one of the most effective procedures for long-term relief from BPH symptoms and urine blockage.
Strong urine flow after treatment
Reduced night urination and urgency
Prevents complications like bladder damage
Safe endoscopic approach with no external scar
Hospital stay depends on recovery and catheter requirement.
Most patients return to routine activities gradually as advised.
Adequate fluids and follow-up help in smooth healing and comfort.
TURP is a commonly performed procedure worldwide for BPH and is considered safe when done by an experienced urologist.
Most patients notice improvement in urine flow after recovery. Complete healing may take some time as advised.
