Symptoms

Recognise the signs early. Browse common urological symptoms and learn when to seek specialist advice.

URINARY SYMPTOMS

Passing urine frequently, urgently and at night

Also called urinary frequency, urgency, and nocturia, passing urine frequently, urgently, and during the night is a common and disruptive issue that is usually very treatable.

Weak urinary flow

Hesitancy, straining or a stop–start stream can signal obstruction.

Difficulty emptying the bladder

A common lower urinary tract symptom with several possible causes, and how we work out which one applies to you.

Waking at night to pass urine (nocturia)

Waking repeatedly to pass urine (nocturia).

Urinary incontinence

Also known as involuntary leakage of urine, urinary incontinence is a common symptom that is rarely discussed but often treatable.
PAIN, BLEEDING AND OTHER SYMPTOMS

Pain in the back or loin

Pain in the back or loin is often kidney stone pain (renal colic). Learn the symptoms, causes, tests and treatments, with advice from Mr Gidon Ellis.

Blood in urine (haematuria)

Also called haematuria, blood in the urine can be a concerning symptom. Whether visible or detected in a routine urine test, it should always be assessed by a specialist.

Scrotal Swelling

Scrotal swelling, also known as a testicular lump or swelling, is a common condition that can cause concern.

Raised PSA

Understanding an elevated prostate-specific antigen (PSA) level and what happens next

Not sure which symptom fits?

Our team can help you find the right starting point. Book a consultation and we will guide you from there.