
The urinary system is crucial to the body as it filters the blood, removing waste and excess water. Urologic diseases affect parts of the urinary system which includes the kidneys, renal pelvis, ureters, bladder, prostate gland and urethra.

MRI fusion with trans-rectal and trans-perineal ultrasound for prostate biopsy procedures utilize 3-dimensional imaging technology to help make rapid diagnosis.

Prostate enlargement affects normal daily routine. Currently, benign prostate enlargement can be treated with water vapor therapy and does not require surgery.

Kidney stones can be found in people of all genders and ages. In particular, men are more likely to develop them than women, and the age group in which they are most commonly found is 30–40 years old.

Urinary abnormalities such as frequent urination and feeling a sudden urge to urinate might be frequently overlooked. In fact, these symptoms potentially indicate overactive bladder or OAB. Overactive bladder is a chronic medical condition which has tremendous impacts on the quality of life in both men and women.

The organs in the urinary tract tend to be hidden behind other organs in the abdomen and some might be within the narrow passage deep inside the pelvis. Traditionally, surgery involving the urinary tract requires large incisions and tools to pull open the abdomen, causing pain and slow recovery.

Laser PVP Surgery is a treatment for an enlarged prostate by using high-power laser to directly attack and vaporizes the tissue that blocks the urine flow.

As one ages, the hormone production in the body slowly declines. Even in men, when their bodies and emotions begin to change – in a similar manner to women in mental pause.


From a survey in Thailand in 2004, among Thai men nationwide, aged 40 - 70 years, numbering 1,250 participants, it was found that 43 percent of Thai men have erectile dysfunction. It is projected that the number of males experiencing erectile dysfunction will increase to 170 million by the year 2025. Therefore, erectile dysfunction is an issue that should not be overlooked.

Urinary incontinence, is the loss of bladder control, such as and related symptoms such as frequent urination and intense urge to urinate. Women who have had 2-3 vaginal births are more likely to have urinary incontinence.

Erectile Dysfunction is the inability to sustain an erection, and thus take part in sexual intercourse. Diagnosis is quite straight forward, and the doctor may be able to identify causes and risk factors, by a thorough analysis of the patient’s medical history, together with a health check-up, and certain laboratory tests. It is important that patients are completely candid with their doctor, and do not withhold any information.