Consultation with a urologist with prostate ultrasound

What is a urologist consultation with prostate ultrasound

This is a consultation with a urologist that includes an ultrasound (USG) examination of the prostate. This test allows the doctor to assess the condition of the prostate, detect potential changes such as enlargement, lumps, or other abnormalities that may require further diagnosis or treatment.

Who is it for

The consultation is intended for men who experience urinary system problems, such as difficulty urinating, frequent trips to the bathroom, lower abdominal pain, or for those who wish to proactively check the health of their prostate to detect potential health problems at an early stage.

How to prepare

Before the consultation, it is recommended that the bladder is full, as a full bladder facilitates the ultrasound procedure. Drink water before the appointment but avoid urinating for at least two hours before the test. No special preparation is needed, but if you have previous test results, it is a good idea to bring them along.

How the consultation goes

The consultation begins with an interview with the urologist, who will ask about your symptoms and medical history. Then, the doctor will perform a prostate ultrasound. The ultrasound is painless and non-invasive. The doctor will assess the condition of the prostate, checking for any abnormalities. After the test, the doctor will discuss the results and suggest further diagnostic steps or treatment.

Additional information

The prostate ultrasound is safe, non-invasive, and completely painless. It is a quick test that allows for early detection of health problems. After the consultation, the doctor will thoroughly explain the results and, if necessary, recommend further diagnostic steps or treatment.