Cystoscopy Treatment in India

Anjali Verma, a 58-year-old retired school...

Anjali Verma, a 58-year-old retired school principal, had been experiencing a persistent, uncomfortable urge to urinate for nearly six months, often waking her up multiple times each night. Despite trying various over-the-counter remedies, the feeling of incomplete bladder emptying and occasional sharp pelvic pain persisted. Her primary care physician referred her to a urologist, Dr. Sharma, who, after reviewing her history and a urinalysis, recommended a cystoscopy to visually examine her bladder lining for any abnormalities, such as interstitial cystitis or growths. Anjali was deeply anxious about the procedure, fearing pain and a potential cancer diagnosis. On the day, she received a local anesthetic gel and a mild sedative. The procedure itself was briefly uncomfortable with a strong sensation of pressure, but not the sharp pain she had feared. Dr. Sharma found and treated a small, benign inflammatory lesion. In the days following, she experienced mild burning during urination which quickly subsided. The definitive diagnosis of a benign condition brought immense relief. Her sleep improved dramatically, and the constant anxiety was replaced with a feeling of control over her health, allowing her to fully enjoy her retirement.