Kidney Stone Treatment

Endourological removal of kidney and ureteric stones.

General information

Medically reviewed by Dr. Ahmed Arsalan, MBBS, FCPS (Urology), Diploma in Andrology & IUI (British Andrology Society), Certified in Male Genital Aesthetics (American Aesthetic Association). Last updated October 9, 2026.

What this treatment involves

Kidney stones can be extremely painful and, if they block the flow of urine, may need urgent treatment. Assessment usually involves imaging. Depending on the size and position of the stone, treatment may involve endourological removal, medical treatment, or a combination. Many stone procedures avoid the need for a large incision. A specialist can advise on the right approach for your case.

How care is decided

Whether kidney stone treatment is the right option depends on the individual patient. A doctor will normally assess the condition, review any imaging or test results, and discuss the alternatives before recommending a treatment. Not every patient with a related condition needs this procedure.

Which department this relates to

Care of this kind relates to the Urology & Andrology department at Gulzar Surgimed. You can read more about that team and the doctors within it, or contact the hospital to discuss your situation.

Availability at Gulzar Surgimed

To find out whether this treatment is offered at Gulzar Surgimed and whether it is suitable for you, please request an appointment or call the hospital on 0300 9687763. This page is general information and does not confirm that any specific procedure is provided.

General information only. This page does not replace advice from a qualified healthcare professional. Please speak to a doctor about your individual case.

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