Adult & Pediatric Urology • KabulWhatsApp 0730 576 135 • Appointments

Urology Patient Education Center

Clear, practical explanations of common urological conditions, investigations and treatment decisions.

KIDNEY STONES

When does a kidney stone need a procedure?

Learn how size, location, obstruction, infection and kidney function influence management.

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PROSTATE

BPH: what causes urinary symptoms?

Weak stream, frequency, urgency, nocturia and incomplete emptying deserve proper assessment.

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MALE FERTILITY

How is male infertility evaluated?

A practical overview of semen analysis, examination and targeted investigations.

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SEXUAL HEALTH

Erectile dysfunction: when should you seek help?

ED can have vascular, metabolic, hormonal, medication or psychological contributors.

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VARICOCELE

Varicocele and male fertility

Understand when a varicocele may be clinically important and when microsurgical treatment is considered.

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PEDIATRIC

Common pediatric urology problems

Bedwetting, hypospadias, undescended testis, hydrocele, PUJO and urinary problems.

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URETHRA

Urethral stricture

Weak stream and recurrent narrowing may require imaging, cystoscopy and treatment planning.

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HEMATURIA

Blood in the urine

Visible or microscopic hematuria can have several causes and should be assessed appropriately.

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CANCER

Urological cancer evaluation

A guide to common warning signs and why specialist assessment may be required.

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DIALYSIS

Dialysis vascular access

Learn about AV fistula and tunneled catheter access for hemodialysis.

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ED ADVANCED

Penile implant treatment

What penile implants are, who may be considered and what counselling involves.

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PROCEDURES

PCNL vs URS

Two common endourological approaches to stone treatment, selected according to the individual case.

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When should I seek urgent urological care?

Severe pain with fever or chills, inability to pass urine, significant bleeding with clots, or other rapidly worsening symptoms can require urgent medical assessment. If symptoms are severe or life-threatening, seek emergency care rather than waiting for a clinic appointment.

Should I bring previous reports?

Yes. Bring ultrasound/CT/MRI reports, laboratory results, medication lists and previous operative or biopsy reports if available.

Can I contact the clinic before visiting?

Yes. WhatsApp 0730 576 135 to ask about appointment information and clinic availability.

Are pediatric urology consultations available?

Yes. The clinic provides adult and pediatric urology consultations.

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