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Specialist Care for the Urinary System and Male Reproductive Health

At UNTH Clinics, our Urology Clinic provides specialist evaluation and care for conditions affecting the kidneys, ureters, bladder, prostate, urethra, testes, penis, and male reproductive system.

The clinic supports patients with urinary symptoms, prostate concerns, kidney stone symptoms, urinary infections, blood in urine, male fertility concerns, erectile dysfunction, testicular pain, scrotal swelling, and other urological conditions. Our approach focuses on proper assessment, early diagnosis, safe treatment, and timely referral for advanced procedures where required.

What Is Urology?

Urology is the branch of medicine focused on the urinary system in males and females, as well as the male reproductive system. It covers medical and surgical conditions involving urination, kidney drainage, bladder function, prostate health, urinary infections, stones, and male sexual or reproductive concerns.

A urologist evaluates symptoms, performs clinical examinations, requests appropriate tests, treats common urological conditions, and coordinates surgical or specialist care when needed.

Core Services

Our Urology Clinic provides:

Specialist urology consultation
Assessment of urinary symptoms
Prostate evaluation and follow-up
Urinary tract infection review
Kidney stone symptom assessment
Blood in urine evaluation
Male reproductive health assessment
Erectile dysfunction evaluation
Testicular pain and scrotal swelling assessment
Catheter-related care and review
Pre-operative and post-operative urology follow-up
Urological emergency assessment and referral coordination
Referral coord

Conditions We Manage

We assess and manage or coordinate care for urological conditions such as:

Frequent urination
Painful urination
Difficulty passing urine
Poor urine stream
Urinary retention
Urinary tract infections
Recurrent urinary infections
Blood in urine
Prostate enlargement symptoms
Prostate infection-related symptoms
Prostate cancer risk evaluation pathway
Kidney stone symptoms
Flank pain related to urinary causes
Bladder pain or irritation symptoms
Urinary incontinence
Erectile dysfunction
Male infertility-related concerns
Testicular pain
Scrotal swelling
Hydrocele-related concerns
Varicocele-related concerns
Urethral discharge or stricture-related symptoms
Catheter blockage, discomfort, or follow-up needs

Patients with severe pain, inability to pass urine, fever with urinary symptoms, testicular torsion symptoms, or heavy blood in urine may require urgent care.

When to See a Urologist

You should visit the Urology Clinic if you have:

Difficulty starting urination
Weak or interrupted urine stream
Frequent urination, especially at night
Pain or burning when passing urine
Blood in urine
Sudden inability to pass urine
Recurrent urinary tract infections
Lower abdominal or flank pain
Suspected kidney stone symptoms
Prostate-related symptoms
Testicular pain or swelling
Scrotal swelling
Erectile or ejaculation concerns
Male fertility concerns
Catheter-related problems
Previous urological surgery requiring follow-up

Urgent medical attention is needed for sudden severe testicular pain, inability to pass urine, fever with flank pain, severe blood in urine, or severe pain suspected to be from kidney stones.

Urology Tests and Examinations

Depending on your symptoms, your doctor may recommend:

Detailed medical history and physical examination
Abdominal examination
External genital examination where clinically necessary
Digital rectal examination for prostate assessment where indicated
Urinalysis
Urine microscopy, culture, and sensitivity
Kidney function test
Full blood count where infection or bleeding is suspected
Blood sugar test where recurrent infection is suspected
PSA test where prostate risk assessment is indicated
Ultrasound scan of the kidneys, bladder, prostate, testes, or scrotum where required
X-ray or CT referral where stones or other urinary tract problems are suspected
Semen analysis referral where male fertility is being evaluated
Uroflowmetry or cystoscopy referral where indicated and available through specialist pathway

These tests help identify the cause of symptoms and guide safe treatment or referral.

Basic Equipment and Support Available

Our Urology Clinic is supported by essential clinical tools and hospital-based diagnostic support, including:

Examination couch
Blood pressure monitor
Stethoscope
Gloves and basic examination materials
Urine sample collection support
Catheter care support where available
Basic wound dressing materials
Laboratory support
Pharmacy support
Ultrasound referral pathway
X-ray or CT referral pathway where indicated
Theatre and surgical referral pathway where required
Emergency response support
EMR-based clinical documentation and follow-up support

Where advanced endoscopic procedures, complex surgery, or specialised urological imaging is required, patients may be referred or co-managed through appropriate specialist pathways.

Treatments and Care Pathways

Our urology team may provide or coordinate:

Treatment for urinary tract infections
Prostate symptom management
Kidney stone symptom control and referral
Urinary retention assessment and care coordination
Catheter review and follow-up
Erectile dysfunction evaluation and treatment planning
Male fertility assessment pathway
Pain management for urological symptoms
Follow-up after urological surgery
Referral for cystoscopy, endoscopy, or surgery where required
Emergency referral for acute urological conditions

Patients with chronic urological conditions may require regular follow-up, medication review, imaging, laboratory monitoring, and coordinated specialist care.

Why Choose UNTH Clinics?

At UNTH Clinics, we provide structured urology care focused on privacy, proper assessment, safe treatment, clear communication, and organised follow-up.

Patients benefit from our integrated hospital environment, laboratory support, pharmacy access, imaging referral pathways, surgical coordination, emergency response support, and clinical documentation system.

What to Expect During Your Visit

Your visit may include:

Registration and medical history review
Discussion of urinary, prostate, reproductive, or pain-related symptoms
Basic vital signs check
Physical examination where required
Urine test, blood test, or imaging request where needed
Diagnosis or clinical assessment
Treatment plan, medication, referral, procedure planning, or follow-up schedule

Please come with previous test results, scan reports, current medications, catheter records if applicable, previous surgery notes, and any prostate or fertility-related results if available.

Book a Urology Appointment

Urological symptoms should be assessed early, especially when they affect urination, cause pain, or involve blood in urine.

To book an appointment with the Urology Clinic at UNTH Clinics, contact our front desk, visit the hospital, or use our available appointment channels.

UNTH Clinics — private, structured urology care for safer decisions and better patient experience.