Urologist and andrologist in Slavuta

When pain or burning during urination does not go away or gets worse, when you have pain in the lower abdomen, lower back or groin, or when you notice blood, pus or sediment in your urine. A one-off burning sensation can come from synthetic underwear, spicy food or contraceptives and is usually nothing to worry about. Many urinary and genital conditions show no obvious signs for a long time, so if symptoms persist, do not put off a visit to a Viva Clinic urologist in Slavuta.

Yes, the Viva Clinic urologist sees women too. They come with cystitis, frequent urges to urinate or urine leakage when they cough or strain. The exam, kidney and bladder ultrasound and urine tests are all available at the clinic.

A urologist treats the kidneys, bladder and urinary tract in both men and women. An andrologist deals only with men’s health, including sexual function, the prostate and hormonal problems. At Viva Clinic in Slavuta you can come with either concern.

When you have erection problems, early ejaculation, prostatitis or difficulty conceiving. An andrologist also helps with low male sex hormones (hypogonadism), metabolic problems such as obesity, and age-related changes. After 45, men are advised to see an andrologist every year even if they feel well: the risk of prostate cancer rises at this age, and at an early stage radical treatment is possible.

At least once a year after 35 and at least every six months after 45, even if nothing is bothering you. That way, a developing condition can be caught at an early stage. If you have symptoms, chronic conditions or past surgeries, the doctor may suggest a different schedule. The doctor will tell you how often to come after the exam.

The doctor asks about your symptoms, lifestyle, chronic illnesses and surgeries, then examines you. Some questions are about your sex life, so answer openly. For men, the doctor may do a digital rectal exam of the prostate to assess the risk of cancer. The Viva Clinic urologist then explains the initial findings and orders tests to confirm them.

Most often an ultrasound, urine tests and a urine culture. If needed, the doctor may order a prostate fluid or semen test, urethroscopy, cystoscopy, a biopsy, a CT or an MRI. Ultrasound of the kidneys, bladder, prostate and scrotum is done at Viva Clinic in Slavuta, and urine tests are processed at the Diagnost-Lab laboratory.

With medication, physiotherapy or surgery, depending on the diagnosis, the stage of the condition and your general health. For mild conditions, treatment at home as prescribed by the doctor plus follow-up visits is usually enough. If you need injections or IV drips, they are given at the Viva Clinic day hospital. When surgery cannot be avoided, the doctors prefer minimally invasive methods.

The urology consultation and ultrasound at Viva Clinic are paid. If you have signed a declaration with a Viva Clinic family doctor, basic lab tests and an ECG from your family doctor are free for you, including a urinalysis and a complete blood count. The administrator can tell you the consultation fee when you book.

Urology visits at Viva Clinic are by appointment: call us or message us on Viber or Telegram. The administrator will find a time that suits you and confirm the address: 27a Sobornosti St or 3 Danyla Halytskoho St. The tests can be done in Slavuta, so there is no need to look for a urologist in Khmelnytskyi.