Andrology and urology consultation at OpenMed Warsaw and Płock
Problems passing urine, testicular pain, erectile dysfunction, low libido or fertility difficulties are complaints worth discussing with a doctor as early as possible. An andrology and urology consultation makes it possible to assess the cause of the symptoms and plan the right treatment. At OpenMed in Warsaw and OpenMed in Płock our specialists diagnose and treat conditions of the urinary tract and the male reproductive system. Every visit takes place discreetly, with respect for the patient's comfort and a clear explanation of what happens next.
A urologist diagnoses and treats conditions of the urinary tract in both women and men, while an andrologist focuses on men's health, in particular hormonal disorders, fertility and sexual function. An andrology and urology consultation combines both areas, allowing a comprehensive assessment of the complaints and the right choice of tests and therapy.
When is a consultation worth booking?
Many urological and andrological conditions develop gradually, and the first symptoms can be non-specific. An early consultation means a diagnosis can be reached and treatment started sooner, before the complaints affect daily life or lead to complications.
A consultation is worth booking in the case of:
- problems passing urine, frequent urination or burning during urination,
- pain in the testicles, penis, perineum or lower back,
- erectile dysfunction, low libido or other sexual problems,
- suspected male infertility or planned fertility investigations.
The consultation is also recommended preventively in men over 50, and earlier where there are risk factors for prostate conditions or cancers of the genitourinary system.
Andrology specialists at OpenMed
Book an andrology consultation for fertility concerns, hormonal issues, and male reproductive health problems.
What does an andrology and urology consultation look like?
The visit starts with a detailed medical history. Our doctors ask about your symptoms, past conditions, medicines you take, lifestyle and family health history. Depending on the complaints reported, a physical examination is performed, covering the organs of the genitourinary system and, where justified, an examination of the prostate gland.
Where there are indications, the doctor orders further tests. These may include laboratory tests, a urine test, a PSA measurement, hormone tests, a semen analysis, an ultrasound of the urinary tract, a testicular ultrasound or a prostate ultrasound. The range of tests is always chosen individually and follows from the clinical picture.
Diagnosis and treatment at OpenMed
Once a diagnosis is made, our specialists present a treatment plan matched to the cause of the problem and the patient's needs. Depending on the diagnosis, this may include pharmacological treatment, lifestyle changes, treatment of hormonal disorders, urological rehabilitation or a referral for further investigation or surgical treatment, if that becomes necessary.
During the consultation the test results, possible treatment methods and prognosis are discussed in detail. The patient receives clear recommendations on what to do next and when to come back for follow-up. Our aim is not only to relieve symptoms, but also to find their cause and improve quality of life and health over the longer term.
Men's health prevention
Regular visits to a urologist and andrologist allow many conditions to be detected at an early stage, when treatment is most effective. This applies to prostate conditions, hormonal disorders and fertility problems, among others. At OpenMed we also encourage preventive consultations, even when symptoms are mild or occur only occasionally.
If you notice worrying symptoms from the urinary tract or the male reproductive system, or you want a preventive assessment of your health, book an andrology and urology consultation at OpenMed Warsaw or OpenMed Płock. Registration by phone and online - the OpenMed team will help you find a convenient appointment time.
FAQ Andrology and urology consultation
A urologist deals with conditions of the urinary tract in both women and men, while an andrologist specialises in diagnosing and treating conditions of the male reproductive system, hormonal disorders and infertility.
For a private appointment no referral is required.
It is worth bringing earlier test results, a list of the medicines you take and any medical records relating to treatment so far.
A PSA test is recommended mainly for men over 50, and earlier for those with a family history of prostate cancer or as advised by a doctor.
No. It can also result from hormonal disorders, chronic conditions, medicines taken or psychological factors. A consultation makes it possible to establish the cause and choose the right treatment.