Treating All Urologic Conditions

Incontinence is a lack of control over the bladder due to a malfunction in the urinary system. For women, this may happen during pregnancy or when the pelvic floor muscles are weak.

Infertility can result from damage to the male reproductive system. Another cause of infertility can be varicoceles, an enlarged vein in the sac beneath the penis. We may suggest surgery if needed.

Kidney disease can be damaging, lead to high blood pressure, and cause the hands and ankles to swell. Disease and damage can also lead to kidney failure, which can be fatal.

Renal transplantation is a kidney transplant, which may be needed after kidney failure.

When the pelvic floor muscles cannot support the organs, they can drop from their usual position and result in a bladder prolapse.

Cancer in the bladder, kidneys, prostate gland, testicles, and any other area that affects the urinary system can be detrimental. Urologic oncology is used for the treatment of cancers related to the male reproductive system.

Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) can develop from cell overgrowth in the prostate gland. It can cause problems with urination by constricting the urethra. Many men over 50 years old experience this.

Erectile dysfunction can occur as a result of various conditions. The penis cannot attain rigidity to partake fully in sexual intercourse.

When scar tissue develops under the skin of the penis, Peyronie’s Disease can occur. It can cause curvature during an erection, which can be painful and make sexual intercourse difficult.

If you are experiencing bladder pain, it is crucial to set up an appointment with a urologist. It can be an underlying symptom of a more severe condition.

Kidney or ureteral stones can be very painful and cause other symptoms. The stones are small, hard deposits that came from mineral and acid salts in the kidneys.

The testes usually descend into the scrotum before birth. If one or two testicles do not drop, it can complicate sperm production and create other health issues.

Urethral stricture is when scarring occurs on the urethra, and urine flow is blocked or compromised. It can cause infection, inflammation, painful urination, injury, or lead to prostatitis or a UTI.

We can also treat children who experience any urological complications if the situation is too complex for pediatricians.