Bladder Diverticulectomy Excision Treatment in India

Ayaan Iyer, a 58-year-old accountant and...

Ayaan Iyer, a 58-year-old accountant and father of two, had been managing recurrent urinary tract infections for over three years. His background as a meticulous planner made the unpredictability of his symptoms deeply frustrating. Ayaan experienced persistent lower abdominal discomfort, a constant feeling of incomplete bladder emptying, and occasional painful urination. Despite multiple rounds of antibiotics, the infections kept returning. A CT urogram finally revealed a large, symptomatic bladder diverticulum acting as a reservoir for bacteria. His urologist, Dr. Sharma, recommended a robotic-assisted laparoscopic bladder diverticulectomy, explaining that removing this 'pocket' was the only way to break the cycle of infection and prevent potential long-term kidney damage. Ayaan was anxious about surgery but trusted the minimally invasive approach. The procedure went smoothly, and he spent two nights in the hospital. The initial recovery involved some catheter discomfort and abdominal soreness, but within four weeks, he was back to his daily routine. The most profound change was the absence of infections. Emotionally, Ayaan moved from a state of constant, low-grade worry about his next flare-up to immense relief and regained control over his life. He felt he had his health and his time back, no longer planning his days around bathroom access and antibiotic schedules.