At Saada Hospital in Sohar, our Department of Urology provides advanced diagnostic and surgical care for conditions affecting the urinary tract and the male reproductive system. We offer a full spectrum of urological services as a trusted urinary problems specialist, using the latest minimally invasive techniques and technologies.
Our team of highly skilled urologists in Sohar, nurses, and support staff is committed to delivering exceptional care with compassion, precision, and confidentiality. From initial consultation to post-treatment follow-up, we ensure every patient receives personalized attention and the best possible outcomes.
Key Services
• Male infertility treatment
• Prostate disease treatment (Laser)
• Urinary tract infection (UTI) care
• Urinary Stone Treatment
• Pediatric urology
• Female urology
• Urinary Bladder cancer management
Saada Hospital in Sohar has a consultant urologist providing diagnosis and treatment across the urinary tract and male reproductive system — kidney and urinary stones, prostate conditions including laser treatment, urinary tract infections, bladder conditions, male infertility, and urology care for women and children. Consultations are handled with full privacy and confidentiality.
Yes. Saada Hospital provides kidney stone treatment in Sohar, from diagnosis with ultrasound and CT imaging through to minimally invasive treatment of stones in the kidney, ureter and bladder. Treatment depends on the size and position of the stone — small stones often pass with fluids and medication, while larger ones may need a procedure. Sudden severe pain in the side or back with blood in the urine should be assessed urgently.
Saada Hospital in Sohar offers assessment and treatment of prostate conditions, including laser treatment for an enlarged prostate. An enlarged prostate is common with age and causes symptoms such as a weak stream, difficulty starting, needing to pass urine frequently and getting up at night. Assessment usually involves a clinical examination, urine flow tests, a blood test and an ultrasound before any treatment is recommended.
See a urologist if you have blood in your urine, pain or burning when passing urine that keeps returning, difficulty starting or a weak stream, needing to pass urine urgently or repeatedly at night, or pain in the side, lower back or lower abdomen. Blood in the urine should always be checked, even if it happens only once and even if it is painless.
Yes. Pediatric urology is part of our urology service in Sohar, covering conditions such as urinary tract infections in children, bedwetting and daytime wetting, undescended testes, and problems with the flow of urine. Children's urinary conditions are assessed differently from adults', and many resolve with time and conservative management rather than surgery.
Yes. Female urology is part of our service in Sohar and covers urinary tract infections, bladder problems, and urinary incontinence — leaking urine when coughing, laughing or exercising, or a sudden urge that is hard to control. These are common, particularly after childbirth and around menopause, and are treatable. A female chaperone is available for any examination.
