Urologists provide diagnosis, management, and treatment for urinary system diseases and conditions affecting male and female reproductive organs. You may need to see a urologist if you find blood in your urine, have a difficult time urinating, can’t control your bladder, or are having difficulty with sexual activities. Pain in the groin, kidney, or lower abdomen area are also symptoms that can be diagnosed and treated by a urologist.
Many urologists are dual-trained in medicine and surgery. When dealing with any medical problem, you and your care provider will want to explore the least invasive options first. In urology, non-surgical treatments usually include antibiotics and medications. Some urological conditions, however, will require surgery.
To schedule an appointment with Dr. Harty or Lisa Letterman, PA with Memorial Urology Associates, please call (812) 996-5850.