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What are the common symptoms that indicate why you should see a urologist?

If you experience blood in urine, frequent urination, pain during urination, incontinence or severe pain in your lower back or sides, consult a urologist.

How can you prevent kidney stones from forming?

Staying hydrated, reducing salt intake, eating a balanced diet low in oxalates and avoiding excessive protein can help prevent kidney stones.

What is the recovery time after laparoscopic urological surgery?

Most patients can return to light activities within a week, with full recovery in 2-4 weeks and depending on the procedure and individual health.

What causes blood in urine, and should you be concerned?

Blood in urine (hematuria) can be caused by infections, stones or tumors. It’s important to seek medical evaluation to identify the cause.

How successful are kidney transplants, and what is the typical recovery time?

Kidney transplants have high success rates. Patients often recover within 6-8 weeks but need lifelong follow-up care to ensure the kidney functions well.

Is surgery the only option for treating prostate enlargement?

Not always. Medications, lifestyle changes and minimally invasive procedures are often effective. Surgery is considered if symptoms are severe.