Urology Consultation

The consultation takes place in a completely private setting. The urologist will start by asking about your symptoms, how long you've had them, and your medical history. Depending on the reason for your visit, they will then perform a physical examination on the examination table (which may include the abdominal, kidney, or genital area). After the evaluation, they will explain the diagnosis, prescribe necessary medication, or tell you if you need any additional tests (such as a urine analysis or ultrasound) to refine the diagnosis.

Con la modalidad Estándar, la cita se asigna según la disponibilidad de la agenda del especialista.

Con la modalidad Urgente, la cita se asigna en un máximo de 5 días laborables desde la compra, siempre según la disponibilidad de la agenda del especialista. Si no fuera posible ofrecerte una cita en ese plazo, te devolvemos la diferencia entre ambas modalidades.

This comprehensive urological study evaluates the morphology of the kidneys (ruling out cysts, tumors, or kidney stones), the volume and emptying of the urinary bladder, and the size of the prostate. It is essential for diagnosing Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), a very common condition in adult men that makes urination difficult.

Flowmetry (or uroflowmetry) is a functional diagnostic test that measures the volume of urine expelled, the speed (maximum and average flow), and the duration of urination. It is one of the main clinical tools for detecting abnormalities in the lower urinary tract, such as Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (prostatic enlargement), urethral stricture, or bladder muscle contraction problems.

Scrotal ultrasound is the primary method for examining the testicles and surrounding structures (such as the epididymis). Doppler technology allows real-time visualization of blood flow, which is crucial for diagnosing varicocele (dilated veins), hydrocele (fluid accumulation), cysts, infections, or detecting tumors at a very early stage.