Prostate Resection Surgery Treatment in India

Rohan Saxena, a 58-year-old software architect...

Rohan Saxena, a 58-year-old software architect and father of two, had been managing mild urinary symptoms for years. An avid hiker, he began noticing his trips to the bathroom were disrupting his sleep 4-5 times a night and causing urgency during long meetings. His primary care doctor diagnosed Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH). Medications provided minimal relief, and his quality of life declined as he avoided long drives and social gatherings. His urologist, Dr. Sharma, recommended a Transurethral Resection of the Prostate (TURP) after an ultrasound confirmed significant prostate enlargement. Rohan was anxious about surgery but desperate for relief. The procedure under spinal anesthesia went smoothly. The initial recovery involved a catheter for two days and some burning with urination, but within a week, the constant urge to go was gone. Six weeks post-op, he was sleeping through the night and back on the trails. Emotionally, he moved from frustration and embarrassment about his condition to immense relief and regained confidence, feeling like he had reclaimed his independence.