Urologist in Novi Sad – Specialist urology consultation
Expert urological consultations with precise diagnostics and an individual approach for every patient at Regena Polyclinic in Novi Sad
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At the Regena Polyclinic in Novi Sad, the urology team uses detailed examinations, modern diagnostic methods (ultrasound, laboratory tests) and individualised treatment protocols to preserve urological health.
Urology is a specialist branch of medicine concerned with the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of urinary tract diseases in both sexes (kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra) and the male reproductive system. Our goal is the effective detection and resolution of complaints that disrupt everyday life and threaten the function of vital organs.
Timely diagnosis and treatment are essential for preventing complications and preserving quality of life.
Services offered by the Regena Polyclinic:
- Urology specialist consultation
- Ultrasound examination of the urogenital tract
- Testicular examination and ultrasound
- Prostate examination and ultrasound
Why choose us?
- Experienced urology specialists
- Modern diagnostics
- Individualized approach
- Safe and reliable procedures
- Discreet and professional approach
- Focus on prevention and timely action
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Frequently asked questions and answers
What does a urology examination at Regena Polyclinic involve?
The specialist consultation begins with a discussion with the urologist about your symptoms and medical history (anamnesis). This is followed by a physical examination and, if necessary, an ultrasound examination of the urogenital tract (kidneys, bladder and, in men, the prostate) is performed immediately to provide a comprehensive assessment of your health.
Is a urology examination painful?
No, a urology examination is completely painless. Most of the diagnostic methods we use, such as ultrasound, are entirely non-invasive. Our team of urologists in Novi Sad is committed to ensuring that every patient feels comfortable and at ease.
Do I need to prepare for a urological ultrasound?
For an accurate ultrasound examination of the bladder and prostate, your bladder should be full. We advise patients to drink approximately three to four glasses of water one hour before the examination and not to urinate immediately before entering the examination room.
What symptoms should I not ignore?
The most common signs that you should see a urologist include: frequent or difficult urination, pain or a burning sensation during urination, blood in the urine, pain in the lower back (kidney area), or any changes or lumps in the testicular area.
When should men have their first preventive prostate examination?
It is recommended that all men over the age of 45–50 undergo an annual preventive examination, including a prostate ultrasound and a blood test to measure PSA levels. If there is a family history of prostate cancer, regular screening should begin from the age of 40.
Does a urologist also treat women?
Yes, urology is not exclusively a “male” medical specialty. Women most commonly consult a urologist for persistent or recurrent urinary tract infections, kidney stones, or problems with involuntary urine leakage (urinary incontinence).
What does a testicular ultrasound involve, and when is it performed?
A testicular ultrasound is a quick and accurate method for detecting inflammatory conditions, enlarged veins (varicocele), hydroceles, or possible tumours. It is performed whenever a patient notices pain, swelling, or changes in the size or firmness of the testicles.
How long does a typical urology consultation take?
A specialist consultation, including an ultrasound examination, usually takes between 20 and 30 minutes. This provides sufficient time for a thorough assessment and for the doctor to answer all of your questions.
How can I book a urology consultation in Novi Sad?
You can easily book an appointment at Regena Polyclinic by calling 060/01-11-091. Our friendly staff will offer you the earliest available appointment that suits you.