Anshu Guleria, MD

Urology

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Novant Health Urology - Wilmington

1814 New Hanover Medical Park Drive, Wilmington, NC 28401

(910) 662-8765

181 miles away

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About

My dad was a primary care physician in small-town Ohio, which gave me early exposure to medicine. I liked computer programming in the 1970s - the very early PC years - but found it too tedious to pursue as a career. I was only 15 when I realized medicine was my calling.

I went through an accelerated Bachelor of Science/MD program at Kent State University and decided on surgery as a specialty because I've loved fixing things since I was young. I further chose urology since it offers a great mix...

What I treat

Specialties: Urology
Areas of focus: Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), Bladder Cancer, Incontinence, Kidney Cancer, Kidney Stones, Prostate Cancer

Board certifications

Urology

Years of experience

20+ years of experience

Education

Healthcare Education: Northeastern Ohio Medical University (1988)
Residency: Medstar Washington Hospital Center (1997)

Personal

Languages: English
Gender: Male

Reviews

Likelihood of recommending this provider

4.7

350 Ratings

Provider discussed proposed treatments4.7

Provider explanation of problem or condition4.7

Provider efforts to include you in decisions4.7

Provider concern for questions or worries4.8

1-5 of 43 Reviews

07/18/2026 | Verified Patient

This was actually my last visit. Doctor told me if I did not experience any other issues, I was good to go and did not need to return! Excellent care. A true professional, very easy to talk to to. Love this practice.

07/13/2026 | Verified Patient

As a lay person it is difficult to know if the course/s of action are prudent, CYA or overboard, In other words milking the Insurance, for my symptoms/situation. I was left feeling that some part of the course of action might be overboard, i.e., it could be justified based upon my presentation/symptoms. This feeling was based upon his word choices during the visit. Specifically, he said that he could justify a CT with and without contrast based upon the presence of trace blood in my urine, which has been there for 20+ years.