During the first visit, your symptoms, medical history, current medications and previous test results are reviewed. If needed, urine analysis, blood tests, ultrasound or further imaging may be planned.

Online consultations may be suitable for reviewing existing test results, discussing treatment options, obtaining a second opinion or follow-up. Emergency symptoms, complaints requiring physical examination or sudden severe problems require in-person assessment or emergency medical care.

For a second opinion, it is recommended to provide diagnosis reports, imaging files or CDs, laboratory results, pathology reports, operation notes and previous treatment plans. These documents support a more accurate evaluation.

Frequent urination, waking at night to urinate, difficulty urinating, weak urine stream, blood in urine, pain or elevated PSA should be evaluated by a urologist. The assessment is planned according to personal risk factors and examination findings.