Conditions Treated
- Kidney stone
- Bladder conditions
- Blood in the urine (hematuria)
- Prostate-related urinary concerns
- Benign prostate enlargement (BPH)
- Bladder cancer
- Recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs)
- Urinary changes and difficulties
- Testicular concerns
- Vasectomy and related services
- Uretic stone
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Urology Clinic FAQs
What does a urologist treat?
Urologists diagnose and treat conditions affecting the urinary system in both men and women. At Bonner General Health, our urology services focus on kidney stones, bladder conditions, blood in the urine, prostate-related urinary concerns, bladder cancer, recurrent urinary tract infections and general urinary health. Vasectomy services are also available.
What conditions does the BGH Urology Clinic treat?
Our urology team provides evaluation and treatment for a variety of common urologic conditions, including:
- Kidney stones
- Bladder cancer
- Blood in the urine (hematuria)
- Prostate-related urinary concerns
- Bladder conditions
- Recurrent urinary tract infections
- General urinary health concerns
- Vasectomy
What urologic conditions are treated in women?
Women may see a urologist for a variety of urinary health concerns, including kidney stones, bladder conditions, blood in the urine, recurrent urinary tract infections and other general urinary concerns.
What urologic conditions are treated in men?
Men may see a urologist for kidney stones, blood in the urine, prostate-related urinary concerns, bladder conditions and other urinary health issues. Vasectomy services are also available.
When should I see a urologist?
You may benefit from seeing a urologist if you have blood in your urine, recurring urinary tract infections, kidney stones, difficulty or changes with urination, bladder concerns or other symptoms involving your urinary system. Your primary care provider may also recommend a urology evaluation based on your symptoms or test results.
Should I be concerned about blood in my urine?
Blood in the urine, also called hematuria, should be evaluated by a healthcare provider—even if it happens only once or you do not have pain. There are many possible causes, ranging from infections and kidney stones to other conditions that require further evaluation. A urologist can help determine the cause and whether additional testing is needed.
Does the urology clinic treat kidney stones?
Yes. Our urology team evaluates and treats kidney and urinary tract stones. Treatment depends on the size and location of the stone and may include observation, medication or a procedure to remove the stone.
Does the urology clinic treat bladder cancer?
Yes. Our urology team provides evaluation and treatment for bladder cancer. Your urologist will discuss your diagnosis and recommend an individualized treatment plan based on the type and stage of cancer.
What prostate problems does a urologist treat?
Urologists evaluate prostate-related urinary concerns, including symptoms such as a weak urine stream, difficulty starting urination, frequent or urgent urination, nighttime urination or difficulty fully emptying the bladder. Your provider can help determine the underlying cause and discuss treatment options.
Does the clinic treat urinary tract infections?
Yes. Our urology team can evaluate patients with recurrent urinary tract infections and help identify underlying causes or contributing conditions. Your urologist can recommend appropriate treatment and strategies to help prevent future infections.
Do urologists treat women?
Yes. Urologists care for both men and women. For women, our urology services include evaluation and treatment of kidney stones, bladder conditions, blood in the urine, recurrent urinary tract infections and other urinary health concerns.
Does BGH offer vasectomies?
Yes. Vasectomy is available through the BGH Urology Clinic. During your consultation, your urologist will discuss the procedure, what to expect and any questions you may have about recovery and follow-up.
What can I expect at my first urology appointment?
Your urologist will discuss your symptoms, medical history and concerns and may perform an examination or order additional testing. Depending on your condition, testing may include laboratory work, imaging or other diagnostic procedures. Your provider will explain the findings and discuss recommended treatment options with you.
Do I need a referral to see a urologist?
Referral requirements vary depending on your insurance plan. Contact the BGH Urology Clinic or your insurance provider to determine whether a referral is needed before scheduling your appointment.
Where are urology services provided?
Urology appointments are provided through our Bonner General Urology Clinic, with surgical and procedural care available at Bonner General Health when appropriate.
