Cystoscopy in Chichester
At Nuffield Health Chichester Hospital, our experienced urologists can provide you with rapid access to a cystoscopy. Read more…
| Initial consultation | from £185 | |
|---|---|---|
| Treatment | £1,810 | |
| Pre-assessment | Included | |
| Main treatment | Included | |
| Post-discharge care | Included | |
| Pre-assessment, Main treatment and Post-discharge care | £1,810 | |
| Guide price | £1,995 | |
Our prices are all-inclusive. We will equal any comparable price. There are no time limits on your aftercare.
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Why choose Nuffield Health Chichester Hospital for your cystoscopy?
At Nuffield Health Chichester Hospital, our expert urologists specialise in cystoscopies. This diagnostic procedure examines the inside of your bladder and urethra tube using a special instrument called a cystoscope.
By choosing to go private with Nuffield Health Chichester Hospital, our experienced consultants will be with you every step of the way, from your initial consultation through to the analysis of your results. You will also gain access to our full range of hospital facilities, including our private patient rooms. Each room features a private en-suite bathroom, flatscreen TV and unlimited wireless internet connectivity.
What happens during a cystoscopy in Chichester?
- A cystoscopy is usually performed using a variety of anaesthetics. You may also be given a sedative to help you relax. An anaesthesiologist will recommend what method will be used based on your own situation.
- This procedure is usually performed as a day case meaning you will be able to go home the day of your procedure
- A jelly like substance will be applied to your urethra. This is a local anaesthetic to numb the area and help the cystoscope pass through your urethra
- Your consultant will ease the cystoscope gently through your urethra and carefully examine the passage as well as the lining of your bladder. Sterile water may be used to flush the area
- They will look for any abnormalities and may take a urine or tissue sample for analysis in a lab
- In some cases a tissue sample will be taken and sent to a lab for analysis
- You may be given antibiotics to help prevent any infection.
Going home after your cystoscopy at Nuffield Health Chichester Hospital
- You should arrange for someone to drive you home when you are discharged
- For the first few days after a cystoscopy many people experience a burning sensation when urinating
- In addition, if you have had a tissue sample taken you may see blood in your urine
- Drink plenty of water to help ease these symptoms.
Most people recover well from a cystoscopy. Complications are rare but they could include:
- Swelling in your urethra (inability to pass urine)
- Urinary tract infection
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