Male Urinary Disorders

Diagnosis and treatment of urinary symptoms in men

Lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) — including frequency, urgency, weak stream, nocturia and post-void dribbling — affect a large proportion of men and can significantly impair quality of life. Our urology service provides comprehensive diagnosis and personalised treatment for all male urinary disorders.

Assessment includes flow rate testing, bladder scan, PSA and, where indicated, cystoscopy; treatment ranges from lifestyle modification and medication to minimally invasive procedures for obstructive causes.

Key Benefits

Comprehensive urological assessment and accurate diagnosis
Range of treatment options from lifestyle to minimally invasive procedures
Management of prostate-related and non-prostate urinary causes
Incontinence treatment including physiotherapy and procedural options

Is This Treatment Right For You?

Men with frequency, urgency or weak urinary stream
Those with nocturia affecting sleep quality
Men with post-void dribbling or urinary incontinence

What to Expect

Urology Consultation

Full urinary symptom history, flow rate and bladder ultrasound assessment.

Investigations

PSA, urine culture, flow study and post-void residual measured.

Diagnosis

Cause identified — BPH, overactive bladder, stricture or other.

Treatment

Medical, physiotherapy or procedural treatment selected and initiated.

Recovery & Aftercare

Depends on treatment chosen; most medical treatments require no downtime.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are urinary symptoms always caused by the prostate?

No — while prostate enlargement is the most common cause in men over 50, urinary symptoms can also be caused by overactive bladder, infection, stricture or other conditions.

Is urinary incontinence treatable in men?

Yes — male incontinence is treatable; options range from pelvic floor physiotherapy to minimally invasive procedures depending on the type and severity.