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By Mr Simon Brewster
09.12.19
Urology

Scrotal swelling: should I be worried?

The normal scrotum is a pouch consisting of a thin muscle layer and skin which hangs down between a man's two legs. Swelling can develop around the scrotum during childhood or adulthood. The swelling may be made of liquid or solid tissue; the vast majority are benign, grow slowly and are not serious. Mr Simon Brewster talks about the symptoms of scrotal swelling, the causes and how a urologist diagnoses and treats this in men.

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By Mr Rowland Rees
02.12.19
Urology

Scrotal issues: what men need to know

Discovering any kind of problem ‘down there’ can be worrying at first. Thankfully, conditions affecting your scrotum, such as pain and swelling, aren't usually a cause for concern and treatment is reletively straightforward. Mr Rowland Rees, a urologist in Hampshire and London gives us a quick overview of what every man should be aware of.

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By Mr Aza Mohammed
22.11.19
Urology

Detecting prostate cancer with the PCA3 urine test

PCA3 is a urine test that measures the concentration of the PCA3 molecules in the urine before and after a prostate exam. The PCA3 urine test is particularly useful in men to provide a guide on whether there is a need for a second biopsy as a result of a high-risk of underlying prostate cancer. Urologist Mr Aza Mohammed tells us more about the PCA3 test and how it compares to other tests in the detection of prostate cancer.

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By Mr Chris Blick
14.11.19
Urology

What’s the best treatment for an enlarged prostate?

Benign prostatic hyperplasia or prostate gland enlargement is a common condition as men get older. It can cause uncomfortable urinary symptoms, such as blocking the flow of urine from the bladder, urinary tract and kidney problems. Urologist Mr Chis Blick talks about the best way to treat an enlarged prostate from Rezum to UroLift.

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By Mr Simon Brewster
13.11.19
Urology

HoLEP: is it effective for an enlarged prostate?

HoLEP is a minimally-invasive procedure to treat men with obstructing bladder problems or retention of urine. We've asked one of our top urologists Mr Simon Brewster who would make a good candidate for the procedure and just how effective that it is.

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By Mr Nigel Parr
22.10.19
Urology

Penile cancer: what we all need to know

Penile cancer is quite rare but there are still around 800 men getting diagnosed every year with it in the UK. Unlike testicular cancer, penile cancer isn't talked about very often, meaning men might not be aware to look out for the symptoms. Mr Nigel Parr, a leading urologist, gives us an insight into what men should be watching out for to spot the signs and symptoms early.

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By Mr Aza Mohammed
17.10.19
Urology

Peyronie’s disease: is my curved penis normal?

Does your penis curve slightly to the left or right when erect? Is it also causing you discomfort during sex? Mr Aza Mohammed, a leading consultant urological surgeon, explains how this condition develops and what treatments are available for those suffering from Peyronie's disease.

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By Mr Neil Haldar
03.10.19
Urology

What is SpaceOAR® Hydrogel?

Men undergoing radiation therapy for prostate cancer can experience some negative side effects, especially regarding bowel function, urination and sexual functioning. Consultant urological surgeon Mr Neil Haldar shares his insight into SpaceOAR hydrogel that protects the rectum during radiation therapy and how it greatly benefits men who need radiation therapy for prostate cancer.

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By Mr Aniruddha Chakravarti
16.09.19
Urology

Patient-tailored minimally invasive treatment for BPH

Benign prostatic hyperplasia, often known as BPH, is the enlargement of the prostate gland causing obstruction to the flow of urine out of the bladder. Mr Aniruddha Chakravarti, a leading urologist tells us about the minimally invasive treatements now available for this condition.

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By Mr Aza Mohammed
13.09.19
Urology

Is blood in the urine serious?

Have you recently experienced blood in your urine? Blood in the urine can originate from any part of the urinary tract (kidneys, ureters, bladder, prostate in males and the urethra). Blood in the urine should be investigated promptly as it could be a sign of a sinister disease. Mr Aza Mohammed tells us what blood in the urine could be a sign of and when you should seek emergency care.

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