Urological Examination

A urological examination is a specialist check-up that includes the diagnosis and treatment of diseases of the urinary tract and male reproductive organs.

The examination is performed by a urologist – a specialist in kidneys, urinary tracts, bladder, prostate, and male genitals.

A urological exam is important for both men and women, especially in cases of urination difficulties, lower abdominal pain, or infections.

The function of the bladder is checked, as well as the presence of infections, stones, or changes in the prostate for men.

The examination begins with a conversation about symptoms, habits, and any previous diseases in the genitourinary system.

This is followed by a physical examination, ultrasound, laboratory tests, and, if necessary, uroflowmetry or cystoscopy.

A urological examination is recommended for all men after the age of 50 for prostate control.

Regular check-ups allow for the early detection of prostate, bladder, or kidney cancer.

At Medical Time, all analyses and examinations can be done quickly, discreetly, and in a pleasant environment.

Schedule an examination and secure your health in time.

Symptoms for which you should visit a urologist

Frequent urination, especially at night, can indicate problems with the prostate or bladder.

Burning, pain, or blood in the urine are signs of a urinary infection or more serious issues.

Pain in the lower abdomen or back can be a result of kidney stones.

The inability to hold urine indicates a bladder or pelvic muscle function disorder.

A weak stream, a broken stream, or residual urine can indicate an enlarged prostate.

In men, problems with erection or ejaculation may require a urological evaluation.

Blood in the semen, pain during intercourse, or changes in the testicles require rapid diagnosis.

Occasional pain during urination in women can be a sign of a chronic bladder infection.

Frequent recurrence of urinary infections should be thoroughly investigated by a urologist.

Do not ignore symptoms – a timely reaction prevents complications.

What does a urological examination look like?

The examination begins with a detailed conversation with the patient about existing complaints and the duration of symptoms.

The urologist takes information about previous illnesses, therapies, and urological interventions.

Then a physical examination is performed, which may include palpation of the lower abdomen and the genital area.

In men, a digital rectal examination of the prostate (DRE) is performed if necessary.

An ultrasound of the abdomen and bladder provides insight into the condition of the kidneys, bladder, and prostate.

Uroflowmetry measures the strength and flow of the urine stream, which is useful when obstruction is suspected.

Laboratory analyses of urine and blood are done to detect infections or inflammations.

In case of suspicion of more serious disorders, the urologist may suggest additional analyses or cystoscopy.

The examination is fast, painless, and safe, and at Medical Time, it is conducted in discreet conditions.

At the end, a clear recommendation is given for therapy, additional analyses, or regular check-ups.

Analyses and diagnostics a urologist can recommend

Urine analysis reveals infections, the presence of blood, bacteria, and leukocytes.

Ultrasound of the abdomen and kidneys is a basic non-invasive method for evaluating the urological system.

The PSA test (prostate-specific antigen) is used to assess the risk of prostate cancer.

Uroflowmetry and other functional analyses help in the diagnosis of urination disorders.

Urine culture reveals the exact cause of the infection and helps in the choice of antibiotics.

Cystoscopy is a direct examination of the inside of the bladder and urethra with an endoscope.

Uro-CT and MRI are used when a tumor or complex urological disorders are suspected.

Hormone analyses and a spermogram are recommended for infertility or sexual function disorders.

All analyses are available at Medical Time without waiting and with fast results.

Based on the diagnostics, an individual therapy and follow-up plan is created.

Who should have a urological examination?

Men over 50 years old for prostate control and cancer prevention.

People who have symptoms during urination – frequency, pain, weak stream, residual urine.

Patients with recurring urinary infections.

People who have had stones in the kidney, bladder, or ureter.

Men with sexual dysfunctions or reduced fertility.

Women with chronic cystitis or painful urination.

Patients who have blood in their urine, regardless of age.

People with pelvic injuries, genitourinary tract issues, or developmental anomalies.

Everyone who wants a preventive examination to preserve the health of the urogenital system.

The urologist is an important part of a team-based approach to health – don't wait for symptoms.

Why choose a urologist examination at Medical Time hospital?

Fast scheduling – no referral and no waiting.

Experienced urologists with many years of clinical practice and a patient-centered approach.

Complete diagnostics in one place – laboratory, ultrasound, uroflow, PSA.

A discreet and comfortable environment with an individual approach to each patient.

Fast analysis results and immediate therapeutic recommendations.

If necessary, consultations with a urologist and other specialists from the Medical Time team.

Therapy monitoring and planning of follow-up examinations in the same place.

Help and support through all phases of diagnosis and treatment.

Urology based on modern protocols and empathy for patients.

Your health is our priority – come without stress and discomfort.

How to schedule a urologist examination?

You can schedule your examination by calling 062 399 888.

An examination can be scheduled without a referral from a general practitioner.

We work every weekday, and on weekends.

We adapt appointments to your obligations – quickly and without waiting.

Our team will guide you on whether analyses are needed and how to prepare.

All necessary diagnostic procedures can be performed during the same appointment.

Results are delivered immediately or electronically after processing.

Consultations with the urologist and further recommendations are made on the same day.

You get all information and support in one place.

Schedule an examination and do something good for your health today.

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