Urology Consultants at MUMS Clinic in Solihull

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Our Urology Consultations

Here at MUMS, our urology consultations are carried out by a highly experienced Consultant in Urology at our private clinic in Solihull, near Birmingham.  Mr Dev Sarmah Offers same-day examinations, ultrasounds, tests and diagnostics, and can uncover a multitude of urological problems and provide a suitable course of treatment.

Our state of the art clinic – here in Solihull, Birmingham has rapid access to scans and blood tests.

Each year, the NHS conducts treats urology illnesses and diseases of the kidneys, ureter, bladder, prostate, and male reproductive organs. While effective, NHS treatment comes hand-in-hand with long waiting times that could ultimately cause conditions to intensify – especially with the effects of Covid 19.

If you have attempted to secure an appointment via the NHS to get to the bottom of an underlying urologic illness, we welcome you to book a private urology appointment at our clinic.

Why Are Urology Check-ups Important?

Urology check-ups are essential as they detect any abnormalities, infections or diseases of the bladder and kidneys. Urology check-ups also monitor health problems that have previously been diagnosed to ensure that they remain manageable.

When urology check-ups are overlooked or delayed, infections and diseases remain undiagnosed. Without appropriate treatment, many health complications arise and significantly impair an individual’s life.

Mr Sarmah offers two one stop shop consultant led clinics at MUMS:

Flexible Cystoscopy

Mr Sarmah is a highly experienced consultant urological surgeon, specialising in diagnostic bladder cystoscopy - offering same day appointments for a multitude of urology problems and swift treatment at our state-of-the-art clinic in Solihull. There is no need for a referral, see a private urologist at a time to suit you. You can use your health insurance for a cystoscopy at MUMS or self-pay. Whilst the NHS has long waiting times – you may wish to skip the queue and get to the bottom of your urology issues.

About Our Private Urology Consultant

Mr Bhupendra Dev Sarmah is a leading urologist with over 25 years of consultant-grade experience. Mr Sarmah retired from the Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust (University Hospitals Birmingham) at the end of 2018.

Mr Sarmah, Consultant Urological Surgeon is a very experienced Urologist who specialises in prostatic cancer, benign prostate enlargement, cancer of the bladder, kidney stones and vasectomies including vasectomy reversal.

He provides complete management of bladder and prostate cancer from diagnosis to treatment, including radical surgery, offering patients a wide range of treatment options to preserve their quality of life. Mr Sarmah is a proponent of Day Surgery where possible as well as feasible. His one-stop prostate assessment clinic has been very successful in his NHS practice.

At Heartlands Hospital, Mr Sarmah established GreenLight Laser (PVP) for BPH in 2008, upgraded to Moxy fibre in 2013, and is an avid supporter of day cases for this procedure. During the same year, Mr Sarmah took the lead to develop PDD Blue Light Cystoscopy for high-risk bladder cancer patients. 

Mr Sarmah is dedicated to informing both clinicians and the public of the latest treatments for bladder and prostate cancer and regularly offers talks and seminars within the hospital setting and the community. He has been a regular speaker at the Solihull Prostate cancer support group.

If you experience signs and symptoms such as blood in your urine, pain when urinating, difficulty urinating, urinary incontinence, or urinary tract infections, you must book a private urology appointment.

Eliminating the waiting times associated with NHS treatment, private urology treatment guarantees that treatment can be sought almost immediately.

To arrange a private urology appointment at our clinic, book your appointment now by phone or email. Contact us with any other questions you may have. 0121 704 2669

We have ample parking. There is no need for a referral letter from your GP.