Sandeep Mehta, MD

Board-Certified Urologic Surgeon · Robotic Surgery, Prostate Cancer, Kidney Stones, BPH & Men's Health

Houston Methodist Baytown

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The content on this website — including all patient guides, procedure explanations, and educational materials — is authored by Dr. Sandeep Mehta, MD, a board-certified, fellowship-trained urologist. It reflects current, evidence-based medical literature together with his own professional knowledge, judgment, and clinical experience.

This material is provided for general educational purposes only. It is not medical advice, does not establish a physician–patient relationship, and should not be used to diagnose or treat any condition. Every patient's situation is different, and decisions about your care should be made with your own physician based on your individual circumstances. Any instructions given to you directly by your treating clinicians or care team take precedence over the general information presented here.

All opinions expressed are solely those of Dr. Mehta. They do not represent the official positions of, and have not been independently reviewed, vetted, approved, or endorsed by, Houston Methodist Baytown Hospital, Houston Methodist Specialty Physician Group, or Houston Methodist.

Much of the content on this website and in its printable patient guides was developed with substantial assistance from AI tools. Every guide is reviewed, edited, and approved by Dr. Mehta, who takes responsibility for its accuracy and clinical appropriateness.

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