Notes from our clinicians on aesthetic medicine, intimate health, weight management and regenerative care.
Urgency, frequency and getting up at night are symptoms, not a diagnosis. Three days of a bladder diary tell a urologist more than any single test. What it is, how to keep it, and what happens next.
Visible blood in the urine has a benign cause most of the time. It still needs a full urological check every time, because the exceptions matter. What the assessment involves and why it should not wait.
A single afternoon testosterone result is close to meaningless. How the test is done properly, what else must be measured, and the symptoms that justify treatment.
A raised PSA is not a diagnosis. Here is how European urology now uses a single blood test to decide who needs an MRI, who needs a repeat in two years, and who can wait five.
The phrase appears everywhere. This is what it means in a programme built around testing, prescribing where appropriate, and follow-up for the length of treatment.