Two specialists, one visit
Urology and gynaecology review your problem together — no running between hospitals.
A unit of Dr. Sengottayan Hospital
Uro-Gynaec Care Clinic Women’s bladder & pelvic-floor care
Bladder and pelvic health. Finally, in one place.
Many women live for years with urine leakage, frequent urination or a feeling of heaviness, believing it is a normal part of childbirth or ageing. It is common — and it is treatable. Our Uro-Gynaec Care Clinic brings a urologist and a gynaecologist together so you get a complete diagnosis and a clear plan, in a private and respectful setting.
Private & respectful
Sensitive concerns discussed in confidence, at your pace.
Treatment that fits your life
From exercises and medicines to minimally invasive surgery when it is truly needed.
What we treat
Common problems. Effective solutions.
Urinary incontinence
Leakage on coughing, sneezing or exercise (stress incontinence) and sudden urgency (urge incontinence).
Overactive bladder
Frequent urination, urgency and waking at night to pass urine.
Pelvic organ prolapse
Heaviness or a bulge in the vagina caused by weakened pelvic-floor support.
Recurrent urinary infections
Finding and treating the cause of repeated UTIs, not just the infection.
Bladder pain & voiding problems
Painful bladder, difficulty emptying and a weak urine stream.
After childbirth & menopause
Pelvic-floor problems that can follow delivery or hormonal change.
Your visit
What to expect,
step by step.
- 1
Talk to us
Call or WhatsApp to book. Tell us as much or as little as you are comfortable with.
- 2
Complete assessment
A detailed consultation and examination, with tests such as urine studies and ultrasound if needed.
- 3
A clear plan
We explain the cause and every option — lifestyle changes, pelvic-floor therapy, medicines or surgery.
- 4
Follow-up
We stay with you until things are better, adjusting treatment as you improve.
Your specialists
The team at Uro-Gynaec Care Clinic.
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FAQs
Good questions to ask.
Is urine leakage after childbirth normal?
It is common, but it is not something you have to live with. Most women improve significantly with the right treatment, often without surgery.
Will I need surgery?
Not necessarily. Many problems respond well to pelvic-floor exercises, bladder training and medicines. Surgery is advised only when it is the best option for you.
Can I see a woman doctor?
Yes. Our gynaecologists are part of the clinic team — please mention your preference when you book.
You don’t have to live with it.
Book a private consultation at the Uro-Gynaec Care Clinic. Most bladder and pelvic-floor problems can be treated.