Do you feel pain while urinating? Have you lost your sexual drive? Or you are having pain in the pelvic area?
There are multiple such questions that a urologist asks when you have your first appointment. It helps a urology specialist to understand the problem you have and how the stage of your disease. Urology involves the advanced study of the urinary tract which is responsible for creating and removing urine out of your body. Many diseases can harm your urinary tract, and a urologist helps diagnose them with different tests, screening, etc. The urologist also deals with the male reproductive organs.
Female patients can also go to a urologist as they can treat the diseases regarding the urinary tract. According to one of the best urologists in Islamabad, a patient with mild symptoms should also see a urologist, or it can turn chronic and takes longer to get treated.
Let’s find Out the Reasons That Affects Men’s Urinary Tract.
Blood in Urine
When a patient sees blood in urine, it shows a kidney infection, stones, or a failure. There are also other symptoms, including back pain, pain while urinating, trouble going to the bathroom, urinating more, etc. Men over age 50 are the most common victims of prostate cancer. It can also be a genetic issue. It might be possible that this disease is inherited in you, and now, you are having trouble urinating. Most of the cases resolve on their own and do not require any serious treatment. To clear a urinary tract, a urologist often prescribes antibiotics.
Urinary Incontinence
When a person loses control over the bladder, it is known as urinary incontinence. It affects the quality of life and causes frustration in the victims’ life. One in third of older men experience this disorder. Enlarged prostate, spin, or brain disorder can lose bladder control. Basically, nerve signals do not function in time, and it results in getting late to the bathroom. Urology specialists often ask the patients to avoid the intake of acidic foods, caffeine, etc.
Infection in Urinary Tract
When you feel a strong and persistent urge to urinate, it may also be a sign of a urinary tract infection UTI. Victims can also experience cloudy urine, strong smell, different colors like red, bright pink, etc.
If you urinate and have a burning sensation then it also indicates that you have bacteria in your urinary tract. Women are the most common victims of this disease. Men also are at high risk who have an enlarged prostate, kidney stones, etc. Urologists often suggest the intake of berries, fluids flush out the bacteria from the urinary tract.
Enlarged Prostate
The prostate surrounds the urethra, which is responsible to remove the urine out of your body. Prostate glands get larger with the age. The problem occurs when it becomes too large and squeezes the urethra. It does not allow the bladder to let the urine remove from the bladder completely. It often happens that the prostate gland gets infected and causes severe pain while urinating. Fever and chills are the signs of this infection. Running blood and urine tests are the basic process to diagnose the disease. A urologist plans a treatment according to the test reports. Prostatitis can be cured by the medicine if it is not chronic.
Erectile Dysfunction
ED is a treatable disease and often happens due to the overage factor. Unfortunately, it affects the confidence of the victim and the quality of life. It can turn chronic only when the patient has diabetes, depression, alcoholism, Parkinson’s disease, heart disease, etc.
The treatment of the ED depends on the condition and symptoms you have. Urologists often suggest medication or testosterone. It might be possible that a patient undergoes special treatment. Discussion with a urologist clears all the side effects and the possible way of treatment.
EndNote!
Men often experience urologic diseases due to the age factor. My uncle had urinary incontinence, but he consulted with a urologist in maxhealth hospital. His urologist prescribed him the medications.
When a person experiences a mild symptom, then he must go to the urologist, or the things can go out of hand.