Urology

Urology at MIRUM Clinic
Urology focuses on the health of the urinary system in both men and women, as well as the male reproductive system. A urologist assesses the condition of the kidneys, bladder, ureters, and prostate, diagnoses disorders, and helps prevent complications.
Seeing a specialist at an early stage can help prevent the development of complications, inflammatory processes, and potential chronic conditions in the future.
A urologist helps address the following conditions:
- urinary tract and kidney infections
- kidney and ureteral stones
- inflammatory conditions of the bladder and prostate
- urination problems and urinary incontinence
- reproductive disorders in men
What to Expect During a Consultation
The consultation begins with questions about your symptoms, frequency of urination, pain, and previous medical conditions. The doctor examines the abdomen and lower back and, if necessary, assesses the external genital area and performs palpation. For men, a digital rectal examination of the prostate may be performed when indicated; for women, a genital examination is performed only when necessary.
For the examination, the patient removes their underwear while keeping their upper clothing on. The procedure is performed delicately and with full respect for the patient’s privacy.
If necessary, urine and blood tests, ultrasound, CT, or MRI may be recommended. Based on the results, the doctor develops an individual treatment and prevention plan.
Why Choose MIRUM Clinic
- Open 24/7 – you can visit at a convenient time, by appointment or on an urgent basis
- Experienced professionals – our doctors regularly undergo continuing professional development
- Modern diagnostic and treatment equipment – accurate examinations and effective treatment methods
- Comprehensive patient care
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