Men's urological problems are often delayed out of hesitation. Consultations here are private and unhurried, and treatment is evidence-based — starting with the medical causes, because erectile dysfunction and low fertility are frequently the first sign of diabetes, hormonal or vascular disease.
Procedures we perform
- Erectile Dysfunction
- Male Infertility
- Varicocele
- Hydrocele
- Circumcision
Symptoms that need review
- Difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection
- Inability to conceive after a year of trying
- Dragging ache or a bag-of-worms feeling in the scrotum
- Painless scrotal swelling
- Tight foreskin, pain or recurrent infection
Common causes
- Diabetes, hypertension and high cholesterol
- Smoking, alcohol and chronic stress
- Low testosterone and hormonal imbalance
- Varicocele affecting sperm quality
- Previous infection or injury
How we diagnose
- Detailed history, examination and lifestyle review
- Blood sugar, lipid profile and hormone panel
- Semen analysis (two samples)
- Scrotal Doppler ultrasound
- Penile Doppler in selected cases
Treatment options
Lifestyle and metabolic correction
Often the single most effective step for erectile and fertility problems.
Medication
PDE5 inhibitors and hormone correction, prescribed and monitored properly.
Microsurgical varicocelectomy
Improves sperm parameters in selected infertile men.
Hydrocelectomy
Day-care surgery for scrotal fluid collection.
Circumcision
Conventional or stapler technique for phimosis and recurrent infection.
Recovery
Scrotal day-care surgeries allow desk work within three to five days, with a scrotal support for two weeks. Fertility improvements after varicocele surgery are usually seen at three to six months.
Frequently asked
Information on this website is for patient education only and does not replace an in-person consultation. Treatment results vary between individuals and no outcome is guaranteed.