Frequently Asked Questions

You should prepare all the necessary questions or concerns to ask about urine problems while visiting a urologist for the first time. Also, it is necessary to take important health documents and ongoing prescriptions during the visit for discussing your problems more precisely.

You should consider seeing a urologist when you face problems with your urinary tract system, kidneys, bladder, intestines, or pancreas. If you’re unable to know the types of symptoms, you can consult urologists in Hyderabad at Aster Prime to understand them better along with the necessary treatments available for each symptom.

There are various documents required to carry while having a visit to a urologist. You should take previous treatment reports, health checkups, urine analysis reports, blood test reports, and ongoing prescriptions as well. These documents help to understand your problem more precisely, and hence preparing the personalised treatment plans.

There are several conditions that urologists address and treat with effective treatments. These conditions include prostate problems, kidney stones, urine infections, pain in the intestines, pain in the bladder, frequent urine or blood in urine, infertility, and enlarged prostate. Our urologists in Hyderabad at Aster Prime detect these symptoms to create painless solutions with post-treatment recovery plans.

Yes. Urologists provide effective measures to treat side effects that can occur during the patient’s treatment. They closely assess the health conditions of the patients and prepare necessary medications to prevent further complications. Urologists are well aware of these side effects and have the necessary solutions ready to be implemented as required.

While meeting a urologist, you should ask certain questions that can clear your concerns regarding urinary system symptoms and available treatment options. These questions can include how they diagnose the symptoms, what methods they use to monitor the health conditions, how long they have been treating, and what recovery methods they use.

To decide on a treatment plan, a urologist uses several aspects, such as current health conditions, severity of the symptoms, and potential risks involved in the treatment. They also take effective measures to minimise risks during the treatment. Our urologists in Hyderabad at Aster Prime consider standardised approaches while preparing treatment plans.

Urologists are the professional doctors who look after all the critical diseases that affect the urinary tract system, kidney, bladder, and intestines. They offer personalised treatment plans after complete diagnosis of the health conditions. These experts also provide post-treatment recovery to patients and offer treatment through various medications and non-invasive procedures.

Have blood in your urine (Hematuria). Experience consistent pain or burning while urinating, which could indicate a Urinary Tract Infection (UTI). Have a frequent need to urinate or have difficulty urinating. Experience incontinence. Have frequent UTIs. Have severe constipation. Conditions exclusive to men include problems with getting or keeping an erection; anything related to fertility; an elevation or change in your prostate-specific antigen (PSA); an abnormal prostate exam or a testicular mass or persistent pain. Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among American men, yet in its early stages, prostate cancer often has no symptoms. Women experience urological problems differently, such as urinary incontinence and urinary tract infections. They also may have a urinary fistula, pelvic organ prolapse, and voiding dysfunction.

When you visit a urologist, they’ll start by doing one or more of these tests to find out what condition you have: Imaging tests, such as a CT Scan, MRI Scan, or Ultrasound, allow them to see inside your urinary tract. They can order a cystogram, which involves taking x-ray images of your bladder. Your urologist can perform a Cystoscopy. This involves using a thin scope called a cystoscope to see the inside of your urethra and bladder. They can perform a post-void residual urine test to find out how fast urine leaves your body during urination. It also shows how much urine is left in your bladder after you urinate. They can use a urine sample to check your urine for bacteria that cause infections. They can perform urodynamic testing to measure the pressure and volume inside your bladder. Urologists are also trained to perform different types of surgery. This may include performing: Biopsies of the bladder, kidneys, or prostate. A cystectomy, which involves removing the bladder, to treat cancer. Extracorporeal shock-wave lithotripsy, which involves breaking up kidney stones so they can remove them more easily. A kidney transplant, which involves replacing a diseased kidney with a healthy one. A procedure to open a blockage. A repair of damage due to injury. A repair of urinary organs that aren’t well-formed. A prostatectomy, which involves removing all or part of the prostate gland to treat prostate cancer. A sling procedure, which involves using strips of mesh to support the urethra and keep it closed to treat urinary incontinence. Transurethral resection of the prostate, which involves removing excess tissue from an enlarged prostate. Transurethral needle ablation of the prostate, which involves removing excess tissue from an enlarged prostate. A ureteroscopy, which involves using a scope to remove stones in the kidneys and ureter. A vasectomy to prevent pregnancy, which involves cutting and tying the vas deferens or the tube sperm travel through to produce semen.