Who is it for?

• Men or women with frequent painful urination or urinary urgency

• Individuals experiencing urine retention, weak stream, or incomplete emptying

• People with lower abdominal or flank pain

• Patients with visible blood in the urine

• Men with sexual dysfunction or fertility concerns

• Anyone with a history of kidney stones or recurrent infections

Procedure & Recovery:

• Includes consultation, physical exam, and diagnostic tests (e.g. urinalysis, ultrasound)

• May involve medications, lifestyle changes, or minimally invasive procedures

• Recovery depends on the diagnosis — many cases are outpatient

• Surgical interventions are only recommended when conservative treatment fails

• Follow-ups are important to monitor recurrence or complications

Things to Know Before the Procedure:

• Accurate diagnosis is key — bring previous medical history or test results if available

• Some tests may require fasting or stopping certain medications

• Hydration and urine sample may be required on the day of consultation

• Treatment plans are individualized — openly discuss symptoms and concerns

• Early detection of urological diseases can prevent kidney damage or complications