Urology

Urology: treatment of urological diseases in Kiev

Urology: treatment of urological diseases, including surgery is available in Kiev. Doctor urologist: what treats men and women? With what diseases should go to the urologist? At what age is recommended to undergo routine examinations by a urologist?

What does the urologist do during the examination, how is the diagnosis and treatment? About how the examination of a urologist is carried out, about the methods of diagnosing diseases on these and many other questions you will get detailed answers in this article.

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Paid medical urological services have become available for patients in Kiev:

• Diagnosis and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases STDs (sexually transmitted diseases) and STIs (sexually transmitted infections)
• Diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the urinary system
• Infertility treatment

Any consultation with a urologist comes with the assurance that all information about your diagnoses, tests, and health status remains confidential. Doctors and clinic staff do not share information about your health with spouses, relatives or others without your consent. Do not be afraid or embarrassed to contact your doctor with any questions, because there is no risk to your reputation.

Men’s health, urologist consultation

Men and women have different genitourinary systems, so there are separate specializations and areas of specialization. Men’s health is restored by a doctor “urologist – andrologist”. In what cases are men recommended to visit a urologist – andrologist? In any cases, if internal or external changes of the genitals or violation of any functions of the genitals are noticeable.

Male urinary system: symptoms of diseases

Urology: treatment of urologic diseases  in men. Urologic diseases are particularly insidious because many of them start with harmless symptoms. Often harmless symptoms are overlooked and not taken as a serious reason to visit a urologist.Urology: treatment of urologic diseases  in men. Urologic diseases are particularly insidious because many of them start with harmless symptoms. Often harmless symptoms are overlooked and not taken as a serious reason to visit a urologist.

In what cases, then, are male health disorders most likely to be noticed? First, symptoms often appear during urination or for some time afterwards. Secondly, any disorders begin to bother during sexual intercourse or after it. Third, any rashes on the penis, itching, burning or swelling should cause concern.

Make an appointment with a urologist – andrologist if you find yourself:

• Acute pain in areas: groin, testicles, prostate area, penis
• Frequent, long-lasting pain (penis or groin pain inside or outside)
• Constant pulling or aching pain in the groin area
• Any difficulty or discomfort in urinating: frequent urination, inability to empty the bladder completely, burning, pain, or burning sensation.
• Burning, itching in the groin area
• There is swelling, redness or any rashes on the testicles or penis
• Genital discharge
• Pain or discomfort during intercourse or ejaculation
• Semen is a strange color or has blood in it
• Potency problems
• Early onset of ejaculation
• Infertility

There is no need to panic if you have these symptoms, it is important to make an appointment and go to a urologist in time. Not always, but often such symptoms are signs of urological diseases (of varying degrees of severity).

Urology: treatment of urologic diseases in males  is urology andrology. Male health problems are common:Urology: treatment of urologic diseases in males  is urology andrology. Male health problems are common:

• Balanoposthitis
• Urethritis
• Prostatitis
• Cystitis
• Infections, including STIs (sexually transmitted infections)
• STDs (sexually transmitted diseases)
• Vascular problems, impaired blood circulation in the pelvis
• Hormonal failure (testosterone deficiency)
• Erectile dysfunction
• Prostate stones
• Premature ejaculation
• Malignant neoplasms
• Benign neoplasms

Not everyone knows that infertility can be suspected after there is no pregnancy for at least 1 year. Of course, on condition of regular sexual intercourse with one sexual partner without contraception (at least once a week for the whole year).

According to statistics, in 20-30% of infertile couples, the cause is due to the male factor alone. In another 20-30% of cases, male infertility is combined with female infertility. Therefore, in half of the cases of infertility in men, reproductive system disorders were observed.

Women’s health, consultation with a urologist

Women are seen by “urogynecologists” or “urologists -gynecologists”. The following problems with the genitourinary system are quite common in women:

• Cystitis
• Bladder diseases
• Infections, including STIs (sexually transmitted infections)
• STDs (sexually transmitted diseases)
• Vascular problems, impaired blood circulation in the pelvis

Urology: treatment of urological diseases in the female gender  is urology-gynecology. It makes sense to consult a urologist for these symptoms

• Any difficulty or discomfort in urinating: frequent urination, inability to empty the bladder completely, burning, pain, or burning sensation.
• Urinary incontinence (releasing small amounts of urine involuntarily when laughing, sneezing, coughing, or during sudden movements)
• Pain or discomfort during intercourse (at the very first intercourse is considered normal)

Children’s health, urologist consultation up to 18 years of age

Urology: treatment of urological diseases in children under 18 years of age  is urology pediatrics. Before the age of 18 years should be addressed to a urologist – pediatrician, pediatrician or pediatric surgeon. This kind of inflammation and diseases in boys and girls are found in childhood

• Cystitis
• Uretri
• Bladder disease (bedwetting after age 4 is not considered normal)
• Abnormalities of genital development

Additional specializations of urologists

These specialties are NOT represented in our clinic, but we will tell you about them.

In addition to separating specializations by gender and age, there are additional referrals. Urologists are doctors who may treat in one or more additional  specialties.

Urology: treatment of urologic diseases, additional specializations by disease group are discussed below.Urology: treatment of urologic diseases, additional specializations by disease group are discussed below.

Kidney treatment

A urologist who treats kidneys (women, men, children)  –  is a nephrologist. A nephrologist treats without surgery, in cases where surgery is required, patients are referred to a urologist-surgeon.

Diagnosis and treatment of kidney diseases (with a nephrologist):

• Urolithiasis (kidney stones)
• Pyelonephritis
• Hydronephrosis
• Polycystic kidney disease
• Renal failure

Oncology treatment

A urologist who treats oncologic diseases (in women, men, children) –  is a urologist – oncologist. This doctor performs treatment by conservative methods and surgically removes benign and malignant tumors and neoplasms in the urogenital system. This type of treatment is engaged only in highly specialized medical institutions to which our clinic does not belong.

Treatment of genitourinary tuberculosis

Tuberculosis often affects the ureter, kidneys, urethra, prostate, and bladder. Phthisiologists – urologists diagnose and treat this type of disease. It is treated only in state medical institutions.

Emergency care, including surgical care

Our clinic does not provide this type of service, however, we will tell you about them. Specialists urologists work in hospitals, polyclinics and clinics, with urgent and emergency medical care – these are urologist-surgeons. These doctors perform operations of different types and varying degrees of complexity:

• Laser
• endoscopic
• transurethral
• laparoscopic
• retroperitoneal
• cavity

Urologic surgeons are approached by patients with severe cases:

• After genital trauma
• For acute urinary retention (AUR)
• In bleeding of the urinary organs
• With organ developmental abnormalities
• In advanced stages of certain genital diseases

Who is recommended for preventive checkups

It is recommended that men aged over 40 years should visit a urologist at least once a year for preventive examinations. Even if there are no symptoms to worry about – doctors advise to do an ultrasound of the prostate. By this age, the risk of developing urological diseases increases.

This does not mean that preventive examinations cannot be performed on younger men, quite the opposite. It is just that annual visits to a urologist until the age of 40 and older are recommended. Taking care of the state of intimate health is a useful habit. It helps you to find diseases in advance, the symptoms of which you have not noticed.

Urology: treatment of urological diseases  is an important topic that is not commonly discussed in our country. Many people are embarrassed to discuss genital health and wait for the symptoms to go away. Some go further and diagnose themselves and self-medicate, aggravating the disease, such is our mentality.

In Europe, it is customary for men to visit a urologist systematically from a young age. Europeans are not shy and are not afraid to see a specialist once in a while, as they care about their health. Therefore, they have higher health indicators and life expectancy than Ukrainians.

If women in most cases do not neglect to visit gynecologists once a year, the situation with men is worse. A minimum of once a year is recommended for men:

• Preventive examination by a urologist
• prostate ultrasound
• PSA blood test (to diagnose prostate cancer)
• Hormone testing
• Diagnosis of venereal diseases, STDs (sexually transmitted diseases) and  STIs (sexually transmitted infections)

Additional tests and diagnostics are ordered if the doctor suspects the onset of the disease or if the tests are poor.

Urology treatment: how to consult a urologist

The examination and consultation of a urologist proceeds as follows. The doctor asks the patient (male or female) questions during the conversation:

• What’s bothering you?
• Frequency and intensity of symptoms?
• How bothersome are the symptoms and impair quality of life?
• How many times a day does urination occur?
• Is there any pain, burning or itching and under what circumstances?
• Have you noticed any discharge or foul odor?
• Are you sexually active?
• What were you sick with before?
• Are there any chronic diseases?
• How long ago were medications and drugs last taken?
• Are you allergic to anything?
• Is there any sensation that genital function has deteriorated?

How a urologist andrologist performs an exam for men

Much of the examination will depend on the information the doctor has received from the patient about their condition and complaints:

1. Palpation of the lower back and lower abdomen. The doctor uses his fingers to feel the abdomen and lower back for lumps, swelling and pain. It is most often done lying down, rarely standing up.
2. Visual inspection of the inguinal area and genitalia for: redness, rashes, swelling, growths, plaque and discharge, ulcers and other abnormalities.
3. Ultrasound of the prostate gland (through the skin of the abdomen)/TRUSI (the transducer is inserted rectally) is performed if there is no pain in the anus, hemorrhoids or fissures.
4. Ultrasound of the bladder (more often done through the abdominal skin). It allows you to assess the condition of the bladder, detect pathologies, foci of inflammation or neoplasms.
5. Laboratory tests (blood, urine and smear tests). Infections, hormonal disorders, oncology or inflammatory processes can be detected in this way.
6. Urologic tests (for infertility, potency or ejaculation problems). Diagnosis of pelvic circulation and other problems.

In the initial examination, the doctor performs all or part of these tests. Based on the results the urologist gets, additional tests may be done.

Urology: treatment of urological diseases  – additional testsUrology: treatment of urological diseases  – additional tests

• MRI
• Biopsy
• CT
• Spermogram
• Ultrasound of the thyroid gland, kidneys and other organs
• Cystoscopy

Treatment of genitourinary system diseases with stem cells

At our clinic, we provide stem cell treatment using regenerative technologies.

• Glomerulonephritis
• Prostatitis
• Reproductive disorders in men and women
• Potency disorder
• Ovarian dysfunction

How a urologist – gynecologist performs an exam for women

The examination  is not much different from that of a gynecologist.

1. Palpation of the lower back and lower abdomen. The doctor uses his fingers to feel the abdomen and lower back for lumps, swelling, and pain. It is often done while lying on a couch
2. Visual inspection of the inguinal area and genitalia for: redness, rashes, swelling, growths, plaque and discharge, ulcers and other pathologies (conducted in the gynecological chair).
3. Ultrasound of the bladder and kidneys (more often done through the abdominal skin). It allows you to assess the condition of the bladder, detect pathologies, foci of inflammation or neoplasms.
4. Laboratory tests (blood, urine and smear tests). Infections, hormonal disorders, oncology or inflammatory processes can be detected in this way.

How to choose a clinic and doctor

More often, patients choose a clinic and a doctor based on reviews on the Internet. This is one of the easiest and fastest options. Pay attention to the following points:

• It is good if the clinic has highly specialized doctors. If the clinic does not accept everyone, but deals with specific problems – very good! Good clinics explain to patients what diseases their specialists treat. This way, you will not waste time and money on an appointment that will not help you.
• It is a good idea to make an appointment at a convenient time. Therapy may take some time and then several visits will be necessary. Check in advance with the clinic to find out the schedule of a particular doctor.
• Length of the initial appointment and scope of services. An appointment of 30-40 minutes is considered optimal. During the initial consultation, the urologist should collect complete information about your condition and perform additional tests, examinations, ultrasound and necessary tests. More often than not, a primary diagnosis can be made on the first day and treatment or recommendations can be given.
• Is it possible to make an appointment in advance? Some clinics accept appointments on a first-come, first-served basis and in such cases it is difficult to get to the doctor on time, you have to wait in queues for a long time.
• Can I pay for my treatment in installments or can I take out a loan? Not every clinic allows installments.
• What is included in the cost of treatment. You can pay for each service separately or you can pay for the whole course of treatment.

Diagnosis and treatment of urological diseases at Coolaser clinic

In our clinic of aesthetic medicine services for treatment of male urologic diseases are available at competitive prices in Kiev. We provide services:

• Diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the genitourinary system
• Diagnosis and treatment of diseases transmitted primarily by the podovagal route
• Treatment and restoration of genital functions: restoration of potency, treatment of premature ejaculation and other disorders
• Surgical urology: operations (urethral plasty, foreskin removal, etc.)
• Infertility treatment
• Treatment of genitourinary system diseases with stem cells

Coolaser clinic is located at the following address: Kiev, Pechersk, Konovaltsa Street, 32B. If you have symptoms of diseases of the genitourinary system, which are written about in the article  – we are waiting for you at the reception! We wish you good health!

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Urology: treatment of urological diseases at competitive prices is available at Coolaser clinic!Urology: treatment of urological diseases at competitive prices is available at Coolaser clinic!