Doctor and timing
Dr. Jayanth Reddy · Urologist & Andrologist · MBBS, MS, DNB (Urology), FMAS · 12+ years of experience.
Listed consultation: 10 AM–5 PM. Confirm the appointment before travelling.
+91 9100001201Know Your Doctor
Dr. Jayanth Reddy
MBBS, MS, DNB - UROLOGY, FMAS
(Fellowship in Minimal Access Surgery)
UROLOGIST & ANDROLOGIST
Tarnaka Timings: 10 AM – 5 PM
12+ Years of Experience
Consultation by appointment. Confirm availability before visiting.
Book An AppointmentUrinary Incontinence Treatment in Tarnaka, Secunderabad
Urine leakage can affect work, travel, sleep and confidence. A consultation can help identify whether the problem relates to exertion, sudden urgency, poor bladder emptying or difficulty reaching a toilet.
This page helps you plan a Tarnaka visit with Dr. Jayanth Reddy and understand what to ask about assessment and follow-up. For the wider medical guide, see urinary incontinence types, diagnosis and treatment.
Call Tarnaka: +91 9100001201
Plan Your Tarnaka Appointment
Branch address
My Health Hospitals, H.No. 12-5-30, White House, Moula Ali Road, South Lalaguda, Tarnaka, Secunderabad, Telangana 500017.
Tell the booking team if you need help reaching the toilet, prefer a female clinician or want to ask about a chaperone. Confirm arrangements in advance.
What to Bring and Describe
Your symptom pattern
- Does leakage occur with coughing, lifting or exercise?
- Is there a sudden urge before a leak?
- Do you strain, dribble or feel incompletely empty?
- When did symptoms start, and how are daily activities affected?
Relevant records
- Previous urine tests, scans and prescriptions.
- Details of childbirth, pelvic or prostate operations where relevant.
- Current medicines, allergies and other health conditions.
- A bladder diary with fluid intake, urine timing and leakage.
A diary can help show the pattern without relying only on memory. Use several typical days as advised. Do not delay an urgent visit while collecting records.
What the First Assessment Can Clarify
The clinician reviews symptoms and medical history and may recommend an examination or urine testing. Residual urine measurement can help when incomplete emptying is suspected. Scans, specialist tests or referral depend on findings; they are not automatically necessary for every patient.
Before agreeing to a test, ask
- What question will the test answer?
- Does it need preparation, and where will it take place?
- Who will explain the result and arrange the next review?
- What are the charges and any alternatives?
A Treatment Plan Matched to the Cause
Conservative care and review
Depending on the diagnosis, a plan may include pelvic-floor muscle training, bladder training, adjustments to fluid or caffeine intake and review of contributing conditions. Correct technique and regular review matter.
Avoid restricting fluids excessively or repeatedly stopping urine midstream as an exercise. Ask for a programme suited to your symptoms.
Medicines, procedures or referral
If initial care is insufficient, a clinician may discuss medicines or a procedure suited to the type of leakage. Emptying problems need their own assessment; simply delaying toilet visits may be inappropriate.
Confirm where any therapy, injection, device assessment or operation would be provided. Discuss benefits, risks, alternatives and follow-up before deciding.
Follow-Up and Practical Support
Agree on what improvement to track, when to return and whom to contact if treatment causes problems. Bring the diary and medicine details to review. Pads can help manage leakage while care is arranged, but they do not correct its cause.
Ask about skin care, toilet access and support for daily activities if leakage is affecting your routine. Persistent symptoms deserve reassessment rather than repeated unsupervised treatment.
Charges and Insurance Questions
No fixed treatment price or EMI offer is confirmed here. Ask whether consultation, urine tests, scans, therapy sessions, medicines, devices and follow-up are separate charges. If a procedure is advised, obtain a written estimate covering inclusions, exclusions and possible additional care.
Confirm insurance eligibility, approvals and out-of-pocket charges with the insurer and billing team.
When to Seek Urgent Care
Seek emergency assessment for sudden inability to urinate, or new bladder-control changes alongside back pain with groin numbness, leg weakness or bowel-control changes. Do not wait for a routine appointment.
Fever, painful urination, visible blood or worsening difficulty emptying also need prompt medical assessment.
Tarnaka Consultation FAQs
Which doctor can I consult at Tarnaka for urine leakage?
Dr. Jayanth Reddy is the listed Tarnaka Urologist and Andrologist, with MBBS, MS, DNB (Urology), FMAS and 12+ years of experience. Listed timing is 10 AM–5 PM. Call +91 9100001201 to confirm availability.
Can I request a female clinician or a chaperone?
Tell the booking team your preference before visiting. This page does not list Dr. Jayanth Reddy as a female urologist or confirm a female urologist schedule. Ask about available clinicians, referral options and chaperone arrangements.
What should I record in a bladder diary?
Record when and how much you drink and urinate, urgency, leakage and what you were doing when a leak occurred. Use several typical days as advised; do not delay urgent assessment to finish a diary.
Do all patients need scans or urodynamic testing?
No. Assessment begins with symptoms, history and examination, with tests chosen for the suspected cause. Ask how each proposed test will affect the treatment decision.
Can treatment start without surgery?
Many patients can try non-surgical care such as an individualized pelvic-floor programme or bladder training. The plan depends on the type of leakage and whether emptying problems or another cause is present. Improvement is not guaranteed.
Is pelvic-floor therapy or sling surgery available at this branch?
Ask the branch to confirm the professional providing treatment, the location, referral needs and charges. A list of treatment options does not confirm that each service or operation is available at Tarnaka.
How much will treatment cost?
There is no confirmed fixed package on this page. Consultation, investigations, therapy sessions, medicines or procedures may have separate charges. Request a written estimate and confirm any insurance eligibility directly.
When should leakage be assessed urgently?
Sudden inability to urinate needs emergency assessment. New bladder-control changes with back pain and groin numbness, leg weakness or bowel changes also need emergency care. Fever, painful urination or blood in urine need prompt medical review.
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These supplied testimonials reflect individual experiences. They do not guarantee recovery, treatment results or current procedure availability. Confirm the proposed treatment and location with the branch.
Medical Information Sources
NHS: Non-surgical treatment · NICE: Incontinence management in women · NHS: Emergency bladder symptoms with back pain
This information supports a consultation and does not replace individual diagnosis, prescription or treatment advice.