Bladder Neck Reconstruction Treatment in India

Arjun Das, a 42-year-old software engineer...

Arjun Das, a 42-year-old software engineer and father of two, had his life upended by a severe pelvic fracture from a cycling accident three years prior. The injury left him with a devastated urethra and a bladder neck that wouldn't close, resulting in constant, severe urinary incontinence. He wore thick pads that needed changing hourly and had withdrawn from social activities and coaching his son's football team due to embarrassment and frequent accidents. After years of failed conservative treatments like pelvic floor therapy, his urologist recommended a bladder neck reconstruction using a sling procedure to provide the support his body could no longer create. The surgery was complex, taking nearly four hours. The immediate post-op period in the hospital was painful, with a catheter and significant discomfort, but Arjun was determined. After six weeks of strict rest and then gradual mobility, he began noticing dramatic improvement. By four months, he was using only a light security pad. Emotionally, Arjun journeyed from a deep sense of loss and frustration, feeling like a prisoner in his own body, to overwhelming gratitude and a regained sense of masculinity and independence. He returned to coaching and family outings, no longer defined by his accident.