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Last updated 18 September 2019
5 questions to ask when choosing the best urologist in Sydney
There may come a time when you need to seek the advice of a urological specialist: a physician who has the knowledge, skills and experience needed to help you with any problems affecting your urinary system or male reproductive organs.
Uncomfortable, unusual or painful symptoms in these areas mean that you need a highly qualified and experienced urologist who can investigate your condition, reach an accurate diagnosis and provide suitable treatment options that are at the forefront of medical innovation.
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22 February 2016
What does a Urologist do and how can they help me?
Simply put, a Urologist is a specialist who knows all about two parts of the human body: the male and female’s urinary tract and the male’s reproductive organs.
If you’re experiencing symptoms that are aren’t quite right in these areas, or worse, pain, a Urologist can help by investigating and reaching an accurate diagnosis.
Here’s just a few of the areas where a Urologist has expertise in and can help with:
