Urology
You may find it difficult to discuss urinary symptoms or reproductive health questions. Your consultation makes room for your concerns, privacy and individual assessment.
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You may find it difficult to discuss urinary symptoms or reproductive health questions. Your consultation makes room for your concerns, privacy and individual assessment.
Urinary tract
Urination symptoms and urinary tract problems in women and men.
Kidney and stone conditions
Assessment of stones in the kidneys and urinary tract.
Prostate
Discussion of symptoms and findings related to the prostate.
Male reproductive health
Assessment of questions related to the male reproductive system.
What to expect at your consultation
- Describe your symptoms: Explain when they started, how they affect daily life and any previous assessments.
- Understand the assessment together: Ask what is being assessed during the examination and the purpose of recommended investigations.
- Clarify the next step: Find out whom to discuss results with, when to return and whom to contact if anything changes.
Prepare before your visit
- Bring previous urine tests, imaging and procedure reports.
- Note when symptoms began and changes in urination patterns.
- Prepare details of your medicines and the topics you particularly want to discuss.
Is urology only for men?
No. Women can also have a urological assessment for urinary tract problems.
Is a procedure always performed at the first consultation?
Assessment depends on the reason for your visit. If a procedure is considered necessary, its purpose and preparation are explained separately.
Can I book an appointment for my child?
Ask the hospital for appropriate guidance on paediatric urology needs and the department’s accepted ages.
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Before you visit
Bring previous reports and a list of your medicines. Ask the relevant team whether your planned examination requires specific preparation.
Patient guideThis information is general and does not replace individual diagnosis or treatment advice. Discuss your own situation with your healthcare team.