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sandeep
“Got treated last week. they did laser surgery, no cuts, no stitches. stayed one night in hospital. Recovery was smooth. Staff was very helpful too. ”
Date: 10-03-25

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Nitin yadav
“Kudos to @PristynCare for their outstanding support during my kidney stones treatment. Grateful to Dr. Garima Sawhney, Harsimarbir Singh and Dr. Vaibhav Kapoor for their expertise. Special thanks to Dr Naveen M N for the seamless coordination. #PristynCare #HealthcareExcellence”
Date: 04-02-24
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Tanmay Holkar
“Pristyn Care's treatment for prostate enlargement was prompt and effective. The urologist explained the condition clearly, and the prescribed treatment improved my quality of life. Pristyn Care's support during my treatment journey was commendable.”
Date: 03-03-23
Harshvardhan Khajuria
“Choosing Pristyn Care for my PCNL treatment was a life-changing decision. Their skilled team provided personalized care, and the procedure was smoother than I anticipated. Thanks to them, I'm back to enjoying life without kidney stone discomfort.”
Date: 24-02-23



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Sonu Malik
“I recently underwent kidney stone surgery through Pristyn Care, and I must say it was a truly excellent experience. From consultation to surgery and post-operative care, everything was handled with great efficiency and empathy. Pristyn Care is truly a dependable and supportive healthcare company, and I wholeheartedly recommend them to anyone seeking quality medical treatment. Thank you for making this journey smooth and stress-free.”
Date: 07-04-25
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PCNL Top Doctors
PCNL is a minimally invasive surgical procedure used to remove large or complex kidney stones by creating a small incision in the back to access the kidney directly. A nephroscope is used to visualize and remove stones, reducing the need for open surgery. Choosing an experienced urologist ensures complete stone removal, minimal complications, and a faster recovery.
How to Find the Best Doctor for PCNL
- Specialty and focus
Select a urologist or endourologist specializing in minimally invasive kidney stone surgeries and PCNL procedures. - Training and experience
Board certification and fellowship training in endourology indicate expertise. Ask about the number of PCNL procedures performed and success rates. - Treatment approach
A good doctor evaluates stone size, location, composition, and kidney anatomy to determine whether PCNL, RIRS, or ESWL is the best option. - Facility and technology
Clinics with modern nephroscopes, fluoroscopy or ultrasound imaging, and post-operative monitoring ensure safety and effective treatment. - Patient outcomes and reviews
Check feedback on stone clearance rates, recovery experience, complication rates, and overall satisfaction.
When to Visit a Specialist for PCNL
- Large kidney stones (>2 cm) or staghorn stones
- Stones causing persistent pain, urinary obstruction, or infections
- Stones not treatable with ESWL or RIRS
- Recurrent kidney stones despite conservative treatment
- Complex stone locations within the kidney
Early consultation prevents complications such as kidney damage or recurrent infections.
How PCNL Works
- Preparation: Patients receive general anesthesia.
- Procedure: A small incision is made in the back to access the kidney. A nephroscope is inserted to visualize and fragment stones, which are then removed.
- Post-Procedure: A nephrostomy tube may be placed temporarily to drain urine and ensure proper healing.
PCNL is highly effective for large, complex, or multiple stones that cannot be managed with non-invasive treatments.
Recovery Expectations
- Hospital stay: Usually 2–3 days depending on stone size and procedure complexity.
- Immediate post-op care: Mild discomfort, blood in urine, or fluid drainage from the nephrostomy tube is expected and managed with medications.
- Activity: Light activities resume in 1 week; heavy lifting and strenuous activity are restricted for 3–4 weeks.
- Follow-up: Imaging is done after 1–2 weeks to ensure complete stone clearance and nephrostomy tube removal if used.
Recovery depends on stone size, procedure complexity, and overall health of the patient.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1. Is PCNL painful?
Patients are under general anesthesia during the procedure. Mild discomfort or soreness at the incision site is common and managed with pain medication.
Q2. How long does PCNL take?
The procedure typically lasts 1–3 hours depending on stone size and complexity.
Q3. Will I need a nephrostomy tube?
A temporary nephrostomy tube is often placed to drain urine and is removed after 1–2 days or as advised by the doctor.
Q4. Are there risks to PCNL?
Risks include bleeding, infection, injury to surrounding organs, or incomplete stone removal. Most patients recover without major complications.
Q5. Can stones recur after PCNL?
Yes, kidney stones can recur. Proper hydration, dietary modifications, lifestyle changes, and follow-up imaging reduce recurrence risk.