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He Waited 15 Years to Pee Naturally Again — This Is Sundar’s Story

Sundar Krishna was just 21 when a road accident changed the course of his life. What started as a normal day ended with him lying in a hospital bed with a severe urethral injury — damage so extensive that he might never urinate naturally again.

For the next 15 years, a catheter (urine bag) became part of his everyday life. Simple moments most people take for granted — like using the restroom — turned into a constant struggle. Sundar Krishna had to live with a tube attached to his body, a silent reminder of the life he once had. He learned to mask his pain with a smile, but inside, he felt trapped.

Every outing required planning. He avoided long trips. He declined invitations to social gatherings. Even at family functions, he’d sit on the sidelines, due to the discomfort.

His turning point came when he met the expert team at AINU’s Centre for Reconstructive Urology. After a thorough evaluation, they offered him something no one had before — a real chance to restore what was lost. A complex urethral reconstruction surgery was planned to rebuild his urinary passage and give him the freedom he had been waiting for. The experts studied his case in detail and explained how advanced reconstructive surgery could rebuild his urethra and create a new urinary passage.

“This wasn’t just a surgery,” the doctors explained. “It was about giving him back a part of his life he had lost.”

The procedure was complex — years of damage had to be meticulously repaired. But thanks to the team’s expertise and precision, the surgery was a success. For the first time in 15 years, Sundar Krishna could pass urine naturally.

“It felt unreal,” he recalls. “I didn’t need a catheter anymore. I could just… be me again.”

Life began to blossom again. With confidence and joy returning to his days, Sundar Krishna entered a new chapter — he got married. Standing beside his wife, without tubes or limitations, he finally lived moments he once only dreamed about.

Today, Sundar Krishna lives with a freedom he once thought was impossible. He goes out without fear, travels without hesitation, and smiles without the weight of pain behind it.

His journey is one of quiet courage and unwavering hope. It’s a reminder that no matter how long someone has lived with a condition, advanced urological care can change lives.

At AINU, stories like Sundar Krishna ’s inspire everything we do — because everyone deserves a chance to reclaim their life.