Urology in Bratislava

Genitourinary inflammation symptoms

Genitourinary inflammation symptoms differ depending on the type, form of the course, and stage. Common signs of genitourinary inflammation are:

• cutting or nagging pain in the lower abdomen;
• urinary incontinence;
• cramps, pain, and burning sensation in the genital area (during intercourse, during urination);
• bloody urethral discharge;
• dysuric disorders (difficult or frequent urination);
• discoloration of urine (becomes dark and cloudy);
• unpleasant odor of urine;
• feeling of bladder pressure.

Lower back pain in men may indicate inflammation of the testicles, appendages, prostate gland (prostatitis), urethra, bladder. Urological diseases in men can also be manifested by premature or painful ejaculation, the absence of spontaneous erections, as well as a decrease in erectile function. If these symptoms appear, you should consult a male urologist.

A symptom of urological diseases in women is vaginal discharge. Depending on the cause, vaginal discharge may contain blood, mucus, pus, and have an unpleasant odor. When such symptoms appear, it is also important to consult a gynecologist to rule out pathologies and inflammation of the female reproductive system.

Urologic examination is necessary for suspected female and male sexually transmitted diseases (gonorrhea, syphilis, mycoplasmosis, herpes, chlamydia, trichomoniasis). Signs of sexually transmitted diseases can be burning, redness and itching in the genital area, enlarged inguinal lymph nodes and swelling of the genitals.

Urological consultation in Bratislava

Before treatment, the urologist conducts diagnostics to make a diagnosis. The diagnostic methods for urological diseases include:

• history taking (the urologist asks about the symptoms and the time of their onset);
• external examination (to detect discoloration, swelling or external warts on the genitals) and palpation of the genitals;
• genitourinary ultrasound;
• erectile dysfunction test in men;
• doppler sonography.

The urologist can also refer the patient for laboratory tests. Testing is necessary to rule out sexually transmitted infections.

Based on the results of the examination, a private urologist selects a medical treatment for urological diseases. Depending on the type of disease, the urologist may prescribe antibiotics, anti-inflammatory drugs, antispasmodics, as well as vitamin complexes.

A male and female urologist prescribes and corrects treatment during consultations, interprets the results of tests and studies, and refers for additional diagnostics.

Make an appointment with an urologist at Doktorpro Bratislava by phone (available on our website) or by filling out the appointment form.