Mr Simon Brewster
04.05.20
Urologia
How common are urinary tract infections (UTIs) in men?
UTIs are less common in men but, unfortunately, they can still occur presenting with symptoms such as fever, blood in the wee and pain whilst urinating. One of our expert urologists Mr Simon Brewster explains more, from how you would be examined to how UTI in men is treated.
Mr Aidan Noon
30.04.20
Urologia
High PSA reading: what does it mean?
A PSA test is used to determine how much of the PSA protein is in the blood but how much PSA is normal? A PST test can be used to help diagnose prostate cancer and prostatitis. Mr Aidan Noon is highly specialised in reading PSA test results and he provides you with an understanding of its benefits, what results mean and if they ever need lowering.
Mr Neil Haldar
24.03.20
Urologia
Radical prostatectomy: Risks and side-effects
A radical prostatectomy can cause a range of side-effects, from standard wound infections to erectile dysfunction. However, there are fortunately a range of treatment options to ensure you’re as fully functioning as possible in the penile area, if you ever need to get this procedure done, Mr Neil Haldar, a leading urologist, spoke with us to let us know what exactly are the risks of a radical prostatectomy, side effects from the surgery and some of the treatment options available.
Mr Jaspal Virdi
06.03.20
Urologia
Having a tight foreskin isn't something to worry about, and for many young boys, a "wait-and-see" approach can be all that's needed until the skin around the glans naturally loosens. However, for others, a bit more attention is required to help the foreskin move freely, and in some instances, circumcision is needed. Urological surgeon, Mr Jaspal Virdi, explains when you should consider as a treatment option for a tight foreskin.
Mr Neil Haldar
05.03.20
Urologia
Nerve-sparing radical prostatectomy
A radical prostatectomy involves much more than just the removal of the prostate glands. A radical prostatectomy is an invasive and intricate procedure, it needs extreme attention to detail for a successful result. Luckily, top urologists such as Mr Neil Haldar are around in order to carry out surgeries such as this one successfully. We recently sat and spoke with him to find out some of the different approaches when carrying out this procedure and what is removed during a radical prostatectomy.
Mr Neil Haldar
28.02.20
Urologia
Radical prostatectomy what is it
Radical prostatectomy surgery is often carried out for patients with prostate cancer. It’s an extremely effective procedure which like most surgeries has some risks involved. Leading urologist, Mr Neil Haldar, explains the indications for radical prostatectomy surgery and what the differences between a prostatectomy and a radical prostatectomy are.
Mr Aidan Noon
27.02.20
Urologia
Possible reasons for blood in the urine
Wondering why there's blood in your urine? We've asked one of our expert urologists Mr Aidan Noon just how serious this can be and the potential causes as to why it is happening.
Mr Aza Mohammed
27.02.20
Urologia
Most traditional treatments for women suffering urinary incontinence bring on unwanted side-effects discouraging many from getting the help they need. Recently, however, a new, minimally invasive procedure with less side-effects has caught everyone's attention: Bulkamid.
Mr Simon Brewster
25.02.20
Urologia
Diagnosing bladder problems with cystoscopy
A cystoscopy is a diagnostic tool that is used to detect bladder problems in both men and women. Mr Brewster, a leading urologist, clarifies what a cystoscopy entails, if it hurts and what to expect from the procedure.
Mr Simon Brewster
04.02.20
Urologia
What to expect from a prostate biopsy
A prostate biopsy is used to remove suspicious samples of tissue from the prostate gland so that they can be examined for ruling in or out prostate cancer. We've asked one of our top urologists Mr Simon Brewster what happens before the biopsy and what occurs on the day.
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