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An expert's guide to circumcision
Circumcision is a very common procedure, performed for medical, cultural and religious reasons. In his latest article, leading consultant urological surgeon Mr Aza Mohammed shares his expert insight into the procedure.
By Mr Matthew Liew
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Urinary tract infections: What is the best remedy?
Urinary tract infections usually occur when bacteria enter the urethra and affect the bladder, kidneys and the urethra itself. Here to provide a detailed guide to urinary tract infections is experienced consultant urologist Mr Matthew Liew. He explains symptoms, recurrent infections, and home remedies, among other important points.
By Mr Sarb Sandhu
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Common bladder problems and their treatments
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11.11.22
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How does laser therapy treat prostate enlargement?
Enlarged prostates can commonly cause issues with passing urine in men over the age of 50. In most cases, an enlarged prostate can be treated with medication, however, if medical therapy proves ineffective, laser therapy is a safe and effective treatment option. Well-regarded consultant urologist Mr Aasem Chaudry shares his expertise on the procedure, looking at some potential complications to be aware of and whether it can be used to treat prostate cancer or not.
By Mr Dimitrios Moschonas
08.11.22
Urology
Prostate cancer: testing, and the importance of getting tested
Prostate cancer, believe it or not, often presents with little to no symptoms. This is precisely why is paramount that patients get tested early and frequently by their GP and/or urologist. In this article, distinguished consultant urologist, Mr Dimitrios Moschonas, details how the common tests for prostate cancer are performed.
By Mr Mark Cynk
02.11.22
Urology
Epididymal cysts: When is surgery needed to remove growths in the scrotum?
An epididymal cyst is a fluid-filled growth that forms in the epididymis, the tube located on the upper testicle (in the scrotum). Although non-cancerous and generally painless, surgery for the removal of an epididymal cyst may be recommended. Mr Mark Cynk, highly experienced consultant urological surgeon, provides an expert insight into epididymal cyst surgery.
By Mr Zeb Khan
27.10.22
Urology
Lower urinary tract symptoms: what are they, and when should I worry?
Here, Mr Zeb Khan, a highly respected and experienced Kettering-based consultant urologist, outlines the most common symptoms of lower urinary tract infections, and reveals the most common causes of these sometimes bothersome symptoms.
By Mr Andrew Ballaro
27.10.22
Urology
Acute urinary retention: An expert's guide
Acute urinary retention is a painful and distressing condition that requires immediate medical attention. In his latest article, consultant urologist Mr Andrew Ballaro explains acute urinary retention in detail, including its causes, treatments and symptoms.
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Robotic cystectomy: how is it performed
Although a serious operation, some patients may benefit from the removal of the bladder, a cystectomy. Highly experienced urological surgeon Mr Pavlos Pavlakis, who treats patients in London, explains how this procedure is performed with the help of a robotic consule. He also discusses what to expect from the operation and how urine is passed afterwards.
By Mr Zeb Khan
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Diagnosis and treatment: How is prostate cancer usually detected?
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