Urology

Care for the kidneys and urinary tract, plus men's urological health: urinary infections, stones, prostate concerns and kidney function checks.

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About urology

Urology deals with the urinary tract, which includes the kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra, and with the male reproductive system. A urologist assesses problems with passing urine, kidney stones, infections and related conditions.

Conditions commonly assessed

Urinary tract infections
Kidney and ureter stones
Difficulty or pain passing urine
Enlarged prostate and related symptoms
Blood in the urine
Urinary incontinence
Male fertility and sexual health concerns

Symptoms worth discussing with a doctor

Burning or pain when passing urine
Needing to pass urine very often or urgently
Blood in the urine
Pain in the side or lower back
A weak stream or feeling the bladder does not empty
Leaking of urine

Doctors in Urology

No doctors are listed for this specialty yet. Please contact the hospital for current availability.

Tests your doctor may suggest

Common first tests are a urine examination and blood tests such as creatinine and kidney function, along with an ultrasound scan when stones or other structural problems are suspected.

What to expect at your first visit

Bring a photo ID, any previous prescriptions, reports and scans, and a list of the medicines and supplements you take. Your doctor will ask about your symptoms, how long you have had them and your medical and family history, examine you, and explain whether any tests are needed. Please confirm available services, timings and fees with the hospital before you visit.

Drinking water as advised and bringing a urine sample if asked can help. Follow the hospital's instructions on preparation.

When to seek urgent care

Severe pain in the side or groin, fever with urinary symptoms, being unable to pass urine, or heavy blood in the urine needs urgent medical care.

This page is general information and does not replace a medical consultation. Services, doctors and timings should be confirmed with the hospital.

FAQs

Urology: common questions

How can I help prevent urinary infections?

Staying well hydrated and not holding urine for long periods can help. See a doctor if symptoms occur, as treatment depends on the cause.

Is blood in the urine always serious?

It has several causes, some minor and some serious, so it should always be checked by a doctor.

What does the creatinine test show?

Creatinine is a waste product that doctors measure when assessing kidney function. Results are interpreted along with other findings.

Do kidney stones always need surgery?

No. Many small stones pass on their own, and treatment depends on the size, position and symptoms. Your doctor will advise.

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