Urology consultation – primary care physician – evaluation and personalized treatment plan

Urology consultation represents the first step in the evaluation and diagnosis of urinary tract conditions and disorders of the male genital system. It is performed by a primary care urologist and includes medical history, symptom evaluation, and, when necessary, recommendation for additional investigations.

Urological conditions can affect both men and women and can vary from common problems to complex pathologies requiring specialized monitoring and treatment.

Urological consultation is recommended for:

• urinary symptoms (dysuria, frequent urination, difficulty urinating)
• recurrent urinary tract infections
• renal lithiasis (kidney stones)
• prostate conditions
• urinary incontinence
• hematuria (presence of blood in urine)
• lumbar or pelvic pain
• male sexual dysfunction

During the consultation, the physician determines the need for additional investigations, such as laboratory tests, ultrasound, or other specific examinations.

Based on clinical evaluation, a personalized treatment plan is developed, adapted to each patient.

Benefits of consultation

• correct and early diagnosis
• complete evaluation of symptoms
• personalized recommendations
• monitoring disease progression