What we do
Urology deals with diseases of the urinary tract (kidneys, ureters, bladder, urethra). These include developmental disorders, infections, inflammations, stones, difficulty passing urine – difficulty urinating, involuntary loss of urine – and cancer. It is also involved in examining and treating male genital problems (testes, prostate, penis).What Are The Most Common Urology Problems?
- Frequent, painful, bloody urination
- Urinary incontinence
- Difficult, stuttering urination
- Decreased urine output, nighttime urination
- Erectile dysfunction
What Should I Expect From My Urology Consultation?
- Interview. The urological examination usually starts with an interview to identify the problem. It involves taking a urological and medical history, sometimes with questionnaires and scales.
- Physical examination. Palpitation of the kidneys, abdomen, and genitals. A digital rectal examination may be performed to measure the consistency and size of the prostate.
- Urine test. Ordered provide proof of infection or hematuria.
- Lab test. Kidney function, PSA, etc. may be ordered to measure the state of our urological functions.
- Diagnostics. If needed, the kidney, bladder, and other urological organs can be visualized with ultrasound, or a CT scan can be arranged.