Urology
Urology Unit
Urological concerns are among the most common, and among the least talked about. CIH’s Urology department offers a confidential, professional space to address conditions affecting the kidneys, bladder, prostate, and male reproductive health, without awkwardness getting in the way of proper care.
Our department is led by CIH’s CEO and Founder, bringing subspecialty-level expertise in urology, andrology, and fertility to every consultation.
Available Doctors Under Urology Unit
Dr. Fazal Abbas
Ex Registrar Armed Forces Institute of Urology, AFIU,
CMH Rawalpindi
Trained in urology at the Armed Forces Institute of Urology (AFIU), CMH Rawalpindi
Dr. Fazal Abbas
Ex Registrar Armed Forces Institute of Urology, AFIU,
CMH Rawalpindi
Trained in urology at the Armed Forces Institute of Urology (AFIU), CMH Rawalpindi
Services We Offer
Prostate & Urinary Issues:
- Enlarged Prostate
- Prostate Cancer
- Weak Urine Flow
- Urine Frequency
- Blood in Urine
- Urine Blockage
Kidney & Ureter Problems:
- Kidney Cancer
- Kidney Stones
- Ureter Stones
- Hydronephrosis
- Circumcision (Plastic Bell)
Bladder Conditions:
- Bladder Cancer
- Bladder Stones
- Urine Urgency
- Painful Urination
- Incomplete Emptying
Patients Supported by a Dedicated Team of Experts
Our urology team includes specialists in endourology, reconstructive urology, and male reproductive health, supported by trained nursing and diagnostic staff, so care is coordinated from first consultation through procedure and follow-up.
We work closely with radiology and pathology within CIH, so imaging and lab results are part of the same care loop, not something you have to chase separately.
Information for New Patients
First urology visit? We understand these concerns can feel sensitive to bring up. Our team keeps every consultation professional, thorough, and completely confidential.
Patients presenting with kidney stones, urinary symptoms, or concerns about prostate or bladder health can expect a clear diagnostic pathway explained at the first appointment, so you know exactly what’s being investigated and why.
FAQ
We Are Here To Answer Your Questions
When should I see a urologist?
See a urologist if you have pain while passing urine, blood in urine, frequent urination, or pain in your side or lower back.
What are the signs of a kidney stone?
Sharp pain in the side or back, pain while urinating, blood in urine, and nausea or vomiting.
How are kidney stones treated?
Small stones often pass with medication and fluids. Larger stones may need lithotripsy (breaking the stone with shock waves) or a minimally invasive procedure to remove them. Your urologist will advise the right option.
What causes kidney problems?
Common causes include diabetes, high blood pressure, repeated infections, kidney stones, and not drinking enough water.
Do you offer prostate exams?
Yes. We offer prostate check-ups, including the PSA blood test and physical examination.
At what age should men get a prostate check?
Men over 50 should get checked. If prostate problems run in your family, start earlier, around 40 to 45. Ask your doctor.
Is blood in urine serious?
It can be. It may be caused by an infection, a stone, or something more serious. Do not ignore it. See a urologist as soon as possible.
Can I consult a urologist online?
Yes. Book an online consultation on our website or WhatsApp and speak to a urologist from home.
