UROLOGY
Dr. Sandeep Harkar
Consultant - Urologist
MBBS, MS (Surgery), DNB (Urology)
8
Years Experience
Practicing at:
Sector 56
Professional Credentials
MBBS
MS - General Surgery
DNB - Urology - Urinary Surgery
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Urological Society of India (USI)
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Membership of American urology Association (AUA)
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Registration with Delhi Medical Council and Haryana Medical Council
About Dr. Sandeep Harkar
Dr. Sandeep Harkar, with his sharp & inquisitive mind, started his medical education from Govt. Medical College, Jammu where he finished his MBBS in 2001. He continued his academic pursuits and completed his MS (surgery) from the same institution. He has wide exposure of all endoscopic, laparoscopic & open urological techniques. He has also an in-depth knowledge of Kidney transplant & has been an integral part of renal transplant team at Army Hospital, Delhi. He also has acquired international fellowship in Urology & attended EUREP program in Europe in 2011. Dr. Harkar has special interest in Endo-urology, Andrology & Reconstructive urology.
Availability & Clinic Schedule
| Day | Miracles Mediclinic, Sec-56 |
|---|---|
| Monday | 05 : 00 pm - 06 : 00 pm |
| Tuesday | 05 : 00 pm - 06 : 00 pm |
| Wednesday | 05 : 00 pm - 06 : 00 pm |
| Thursday | 05 : 00 pm - 06 : 00 am |
| Friday | 05 : 00 pm - 06 : 00 pm |
| Saturday | 05 : 00 pm - 06 : 00 pm |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Dr. Sandeep Harkar provides urological care for a range of conditions affecting the urinary system, kidneys, bladder, prostate, and male reproductive health.
Dr. Sandeep Harkar is available for consultation Monday to Saturday, from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM, at Miracles Healthcare, SCO 68–69, More Market, Block B, Sector 56, Gurugram, Haryana 122011.
You can visit the Miracles Healthcare website or call 906-906-8800 directly to schedule a consultation.
You can consult him for concerns such as urinary symptoms, kidney and bladder problems, prostate-related issues, and other urological conditions.
Changes such as burning during urination, frequent urination, a weak urine stream, difficulty passing urine, or blood in the urine may indicate a urinary problem.
Staying adequately hydrated, maintaining good hygiene, managing underlying health conditions, and seeking timely medical care for recurring symptoms can support urinary health.
A urologist treats surgical and non-surgical conditions of the urinary and male reproductive systems, while a nephrologist primarily manages medical conditions affecting kidney function.
Yes. Urologists treat women for conditions affecting the kidneys, bladder, ureters, urethra, and urinary function, including recurrent urinary problems and incontinence.
