Consider a urology consultation for persistent urinary symptoms, recurrent urinary infections, kidney stones, blood in the urine, urinary leakage, prostate-related symptoms, erectile dysfunction, male infertility or other concerns involving the urinary or male reproductive system.
The consultation generally begins with a discussion of symptoms and medical history, followed by a clinical examination where appropriate. Depending on the condition, the doctor may recommend urine tests, blood tests, imaging or other investigations.
Treatment depends on stone size, location, symptoms and whether there is obstruction or infection. Some stones can be managed conservatively, while others may require a procedure.
Yes. Recurrent urinary infections can occur for several reasons. Repeated episodes should be assessed to identify contributing factors and determine appropriate treatment and prevention strategies.
Many causes of erectile dysfunction can be managed. Evaluation helps identify possible contributing factors and allows treatment to be tailored to the individual.
A urologist with expertise in male reproductive health can evaluate possible male factors contributing to infertility and recommend appropriate investigations or treatment.
Some childhood urinary, kidney and genital conditions require specialist assessment. Paediatric urology focuses on age-appropriate evaluation and management.
No. Dr. Gurnam Singh provides urological assessment and treatment for men, women and children, including female urology and paediatric urology.
Overactive bladder is a common condition, and many people benefit from treatment once the cause and pattern of symptoms have been assessed. An evaluation helps decide the most suitable approach for you.
It helps to bring any previous test results or scans, a list of your current medicines and brief notes about your symptoms, such as when they started and what makes them better or worse.
You can call +971 50 238 7330, email info@drgurnamsinghurologist.com or send a message through the contact page, and the team will help you arrange a consultation.
This information is general and does not replace a personal medical assessment. Please consult a doctor about your own symptoms.