A urologist diagnoses and treats urinary tract and male reproductive system conditions including kidney stones, urinary infections, prostate disorders, incontinence, infertility, impotence, female urology concerns, and pediatric urology issues.

Common signs include difficulty urinating, blood in urine, frequent urinary infections, lower abdominal pain, kidney stone symptoms, urinary leakage, or persistent urological discomfort.

Prepare by bringing previous medical records, test reports, medication list, details of symptoms, lifestyle habits, and prior treatment history for accurate diagnosis

Urology services include evaluation and treatment of kidney stones, prostate surgery, urodynamics testing, endourology procedures, laparoscopic urological surgeries, onco-urology care, infertility treatment, and sexual health management.

You should consult a urologist if you have ongoing urinary symptoms, worsening prostate problems, kidney stone issues, infertility concerns, or if referred for specialized urological evaluation.

The frequency depends on your condition and treatment plan. Follow-up visits are usually scheduled to monitor symptoms, test results, and treatment response.