MALE UROLOGICAL DISEASES: EFFICIENT DIAGNOSTICS BY MODERN TECHNOLOGIES

In order to identify a urological disease at an early stage and prescribe an effective treatment, complex diagnostics are necessary. Modern diagnostic measures include:
Initial examination of the patient. At this initial stage, the doctor collects an anamnesis (medical history and information about the patient's condition), examines the patient for visible physiological changes, and palpates the internal organs and lymph nodes.
Laboratory research. These include a blood test (for the presence of inflammatory processes in the body), a urinalysis (allows you to study the processes occurring in the kidneys, bladder and urinary tract), a biochemical blood test (liver and kidney tests), a spermogram (study of sperm quality and sperm motility ), and a PSA test (to detect prostate cancer at an early stage).