Dr. Nameirakpam Shantajit, MCh Urology — consultant urologist offering Thulium Fibre Laser surgery for kidney stones. Two OPD locations, five ways to book.
Video insideRIRS, URS and PCNL with Thulium Fibre Laser — plus why a stent may be placed before RIRS.
Read the guide →
AnimationEnlarged prostate (BPH), uroflowmetry, medicines — and how TURP opens the passage.
Read the guide →
Video insideBlood in urine, cystoscopy, TURBT under general anaesthesia and follow-up.
Read the guide →A confidential evening clinic for ED, premature ejaculation, low testosterone and infertility.
Read the guide →
NewBurning and frequency, why a urine culture matters, and how recurrent infections are evaluated and prevented.
Read the guide →
Reminder toolWhat's normal with a stent, warning signs, how removal works — and a removal-date reminder you can save.
Read the guide →Who should consider a PSA test, what raises PSA, and what happens next if it is high.
Read the guide →Why even one episode should be checked, the possible causes, and the simple tests involved.
Read the guide →Everyday diet tips to prevent stones, and printable leaflets for surgery, DJ stents and after TURP.
Open →Short videos by Dr. Shantajit in his own voice, in Manipuri and English — with animation and real images from surgery. Choose the language on the video.
Pre-stenting, then a flexible scope and laser break the stone into dust, which is sucked out through a FANS sheath. Includes real view through the scope.
A small keyhole in the back, a nephroscope, and stones broken with a pneumatic probe or laser. Includes real X-rays and images from surgery.
Five pelvic floor exercises with on-screen timers, for men and women — for leaking urine, urgency and after prostate surgery when advised.
Ten gentle stretches to ease stiffness and improve posture — plus how to tell muscle back pain from kidney pain.
We'll point you to the right guide — with tools like the IPSS score, stone risk check and bladder diary.
General information to help you find the right page — not a diagnosis. For emergencies, go to the nearest hospital.
Our bilingual WhatsApp chatbot (English & Meitei/Manipuri) handles appointments, queries, reminders, and more — instantly, any time of day.
A dedicated evening clinic for men seeking specialist help with sexual health concerns. Conducted in a completely private, judgment-free setting by Dr. Nameirakpam Shantajit, MCh Urology.
Every consultation here is strictly confidential. No shared waiting area, no judgement, no record visible to others.
Diagnostics and treatment — under one roof. Most investigations done same-visit, no external lab, no extra waiting.
A minimally invasive laser platform used for kidney stone fragmentation and dusting. Whether it suits you depends on your condition — discussed at consultation.
Bladder evaluation and DJ stent removal in the same visit. A camera the width of a pencil — quick and usually well tolerated.
Same-day · In-clinicKidney, Ureter & Bladder scan done in the clinic. Real-time imaging that supports clinical decisions during the same visit.
In-clinic · Same visitIn-house flow rate test to diagnose prostate and bladder disorders. Results in minutes, same visit — no external referral.
In-house · InstantEvery prescription is issued digitally via Docterz and sent straight to your phone. Legally valid at all licensed pharmacies.
Paperless · WhatsAppOn-site urine analysis, blood tests, PSA, creatinine and kidney function — processed same session, results before you leave.
On-site · Same visitBefore the consultation even begins, every detail of the clinic environment has been considered — from the air you breathe to the privacy you deserve.
Comfort is not an afterthought here. It is the standard.
Fully climate-controlled reception, consultation rooms, and waiting lounge. Cool and calm, always.
Tea and coffee available for patients and attendants in the waiting area.
Filtered water always available — essential for kidney stone and urology patients who need to stay well hydrated throughout their visit.
Dedicated private rooms for every consultation. Non-negotiable for Men's Health and sensitive discussions.
Curated health content on our waiting room screen — so patients arrive informed, not anxious.
Generous seating for patients and attendants. No crowding, no standing — respectful of your time and dignity.
Strict hygiene protocols throughout. Sanitised surfaces and clinical-grade cleanliness — every session.
Dedicated parking for patients and attendants directly at the clinic. No hunting for a spot after a procedure.
Ground-floor clinic with step-free access. Designed for elderly patients and those with mobility needs.
History, examination and an ultrasound (USG KUB) in the same visit. Bring any old reports, scans and your current medicines.
NAM Consultants · Raj Medicity OPDUrine and blood tests in the in-house lab, uroflowmetry for prostate symptoms, and a CT scan or cystoscopy when needed.
Same visit for most testsYour options are explained — medicines, observation, or a procedure — with the expected hospital stay and an estimate of cost, so you can decide.
Questions welcomeRIRS, URS, PCNL, TURP, TURBT and other procedures are done at Raj Medicity Hospital. Many stone procedures need only a short stay.
Raj Medicity HospitalReports are reviewed and DJ stents are removed in the OPD by flexible cystoscopy. The WhatsApp chatbot sends stent-removal reminders.
OPD · no re-admissionStone analysis, diet advice and periodic ultrasound to lower the chance of stones coming back, and regular review for prostate or bladder conditions.
Long-term careStones form when minerals crystallise in urine. Small stones often pass with fluids and medicines; larger ones are treated with URS, RIRS or PCNL — mostly with no external cut.
A growing prostate can slow the stream and cause night-time urination. Most men start with medicines; TURP is advised when they are not enough.
A newer-generation laser platform, available at this practice, used to break kidney stones into fine fragments and dust during RIRS, URS and PCNL.
Erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation and low testosterone are common and treatable — evaluated privately in a separate evening clinic.
Typical steps: no solid food for 6–8 hours before, and clear liquids up to 2 hours before (exact timing confirmed by us at booking).
Blood-thinning medicines may need to be paused a few days ahead — never stop any medicine on your own without checking with us first.
Bring your ID, any prior reports or scans, and an attendant on admission day.
If you go home with a DJ stent, mild discomfort, urinary frequency, or a slight blood-tinge in urine is normal for a few days — stay well hydrated. A catheter, if placed, is usually removed within a few days at the OPD.
Stent removal itself is quick and usually well tolerated, done via flexible cystoscopy in the OPD — no repeat surgery needed.
DJ stent care & removal reminder →
For fever, heavy bleeding, inability to pass urine or severe pain, go to the nearest hospital emergency immediately.
Common childhood concerns include bedwetting past the usual age, undescended testes, hydrocele, and recurring urinary infections.
Many resolve with monitoring and simple measures; others need a focused evaluation. Early assessment helps rule out anything that needs timely correction.
Bring your child's growth record if available — otherwise we'll take a history at the visit.
When a couple is trying to conceive without success, male-factor issues are involved in a significant share of cases.
Evaluation typically starts with a semen analysis and hormonal profile, followed by an examination for structural or varicocele-related causes. Treatment ranges from lifestyle changes to medication to minor corrective surgery, depending on the cause.
Both partners are usually evaluated together for a complete picture.
Blood in the urine — even once, even painless — should be checked. TURBT removes bladder tumours through the urinary passage, followed by regular check cystoscopy.
Spread through the day, more in hot weather or heavy work. Aim for pale yellow urine. Water is best; lemon water and coconut water are fine.
Keep salt to about 1 teaspoon (5 g) a day. Go easy on pickles, salted dry fish, papad, chips, instant noodles and packaged snacks.
Normal amounts of milk, curd and paneer are good — cutting dietary calcium can increase stones. Take calcium tablets only if prescribed.
Lemon, mosambi and orange provide citrate, which helps stop crystals from forming. A lemon squeezed into water daily is an easy habit.
Large portions of meat, organ meat and fish raise uric acid and calcium in urine. Keep portions moderate and include vegetables and dal.
Spinach, beetroot, nuts and chocolate are fine in moderation. Eat them with a calcium food (like curd) rather than in large amounts alone.
Colas and sugary soft drinks, high-dose vitamin C supplements, excess alcohol, and very sugary foods.
Being overweight, diabetes and high blood pressure all raise stone risk. Regular activity and sugar control help.
Fasting, medicines to discuss, what to bring on admission day.
What's normal, warning signs, and why the removal date matters.
Fluids, salt, calcium, citrus and foods to limit — on one page.
Catheter care, activity, and when to seek help after prostate surgery.
A DJ stent is a thin soft tube placed between the kidney and bladder to let urine drain and help healing. It is temporary.
Advice may differ for your stone type — follow what is written on your prescription.
No — you can book directly with us for any urology concern, whether it's a first opinion or a follow-up on an existing diagnosis.
Any previous scans, blood/urine reports, and a list of current medicines. If you don't have prior reports, that's fine too — we'll guide you on what's needed.
Laser procedures like RIRS and PCNL are minimally invasive with a day or two of hospital stay for many cases. Exact recovery time depends on stone size and location — discussed in detail at consultation.
Yes — most DJ stents are removed in the OPD using flexible cystoscopy, without needing a hospital admission.
Yes, paediatric urology concerns are seen at both OPD locations.
Yes. Sensitive consultations are handled in private consultation rooms, and no names are used in shared records or the WhatsApp chatbot system.
Book via WhatsApp, our mobile app, or web.docterz.in. To reschedule, message us on WhatsApp with your appointment details.
NAM Consultants, Singjamei: mornings every day — 6:00–9:30 AM in summer (March to October) and 6:30–9:30 AM in winter (November to February); evenings 4:00–6:00 PM Monday to Saturday (Sunday evening closed). Raj Medicity Hospital, North AOC: Monday to Saturday 11:00 AM–1:00 PM. The Men's Sexual Health clinic runs Monday to Saturday, 4–6 PM.
It depends mainly on the size, position and hardness of the stone and on your kidney anatomy. RIRS (flexible ureteroscopy with laser) is usually chosen for kidney stones up to about 2 cm and needs no cut. PCNL, done through a small keyhole in the back, is generally preferred for larger or complex stones. The choice is made after reviewing your CT scan.
Many can. Small stones often pass with medicines and fluids. URS and RIRS remove stones through the natural urinary passage using a thin scope and laser, with no external cut.
After stone surgery a stent is usually removed within a few weeks, on the date advised. It should not be left longer than advised — a forgotten stent can get encrusted or blocked and cause serious problems. Our WhatsApp chatbot sends stent-removal reminders.
TURP (transurethral resection of the prostate) removes the part of the enlarged prostate that blocks urine flow, through the urinary passage with no external cut. A catheter is usually kept for 2–3 days. Avoid heavy lifting and straining for about 4 weeks; some burning and blood-tinged urine on and off during this time is common.
Yes, it should always be checked — even if it happened only once and was painless. It can be due to infection or stones, but in adults it can also be an early sign of a bladder or kidney tumour. Evaluation usually includes urine tests, an ultrasound, and often a cystoscopy or CT scan.
Costs depend on the procedure, the stone size or condition, and the hospital stay. You will get an estimate after the consultation and tests. For current consultation and procedure charges, WhatsApp the clinic at +91 81328 57130.
Meitei (Manipuri), English and Hindi.
Dr. N. Shantajit speaks on common urology problems in plain language for listeners across Manipur — what the symptoms mean, when to see a doctor, and how to prevent problems.
Have a topic you'd like covered? Send it on WhatsApp to +91 81328 57130.
Free study notes, animations and viva questions by Dr. N. Shantajit — kept separate from the patient guides. New topics are added as each one is completed.
Open the study library →Chingamakha Irom Leirak, Singjamei, Imphal West, Manipur 795008
Ground floor · step-free access · on-premises parking
NAM Consultants Urology OPD · Singjamei, Imphal West, Manipur