You may consult a urologist if you face issues such as:
• Painful urination, straining or difficulty in passing urine, poor flow, frequency or urgency and incomplete voiding
• Abdominal pain radiating to the groin with or without nausea or fever
• Blood in the urine or Hematuria, which could be an early sign of a bladder or kidney cancer
• Urinary tract infection, kidney stones and bladder infections
• An increase in PSA levels or a change in PSA, the most sensitive indicator of prostate cancer
• Any defect or abnormality of the kidney revealed by an X-ray
• A testicular mass or continuous pain in scrotum
• Male infertility problems such as low sperm count and sperm abnormalities
• Erectile dysfunction or ejaculatory problems