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Stepping into 2025: A Guide to Urological Health

As we step into 2025, urological health remains a key focus for maintaining overall well-being.

From prostate cancer to kidney disease and urinary tract infections (UTIs), advancements in diagnosis and treatment are making it easier for patients to manage and prevent common urological conditions.

Here’s a quick guide to maintaining optimal urological health.

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Prostate Health

Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers in men, but early detection through PSA testing remains the most effective way to catch it early. Focal therapies, such as high-intensity focused ultrasound (HIFU) and cryotherapy, are increasingly used for localised cancers, offering less invasive alternatives to surgery. These treatments minimise side effects while maintaining cancer control.

Kidney Health

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is a growing concern, particularly among people with diabetes and high blood pressure. Early detection through advanced imaging and biomarkers helps identify kidney damage before it becomes severe. For patients with small renal tumours, minimally invasive treatments like cryotherapy and radiofrequency ablation (RFA) are effective, reducing the need for traditional surgery.

Bladder Health

Bladder cancer is often diagnosed early with the help of urine biomarkers and advanced imaging. Treatments like laser surgery and intravesical chemotherapy remain common for superficial bladder cancer. For urinary incontinence, options like neurostimulation and pelvic floor physical therapy offer non-invasive treatments, improving quality of life for both men and women.

Kidney Stones

Minimally invasive procedures, such as laser lithotripsy and ureteroscopy, are the gold standard for treating kidney stones. These techniques allow for faster recovery and less discomfort compared to traditional surgery. Preventive strategies, including increased hydration and dietary changes, play a key role in reducing stone recurrence.

Sexual Health

Treatments for erectile dysfunction (ED) include oral medications and newer approaches like shockwave therapy. Pelvic floor rehabilitation and psychological counseling are also effective for improving sexual function and addressing underlying issues.

By staying proactive and aware of the latest urological treatments, you can maintain optimal health and prevent common urological conditions as you move into 2025.

While Dr Arianayagam is primarily a urological cancer surgeon, he also sees patients with general urological problems, including stones in the kidneys, ureters or bladder. He is happy to help anyone with bladder stones urgently as he is aware of how much pain they can cause.

If you have any questions about bladder stones or would like to book an appointment, please call Dr Arianayagam’s office on 1300 307 990, and his staff will be able to assist.

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