The Gut-Bladder Connection: Can Probiotics Help Men Break the Cycle of Recurrent UTIs? When men experience urinary tract infections (UTIs), the conversation usually turns immediately to antibiotics. However, for men dealing with chronic or recurrent symptoms, the traditional “attack the bacteria” approach is only half the battle. Emerging research into the human microbiome suggests that […]
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Active Surveillance: Why ‘Watching and Waiting’ is Often the Best Strategy for Prostate Cancer
Receiving a prostate cancer diagnosis is a life-altering moment. For many men, the immediate instinct is to “get it out” as quickly as possible. However, modern urology has shifted significantly toward a strategy called Active Surveillance. In 2026, Active Surveillance is now the preferred management for the majority of low-risk prostate cancers in Australia. Here […]
Expert Urologic Care with Advanced Surgical Precision in Sydney
Dr Arianayagam has built a reputation as one of New South Wales’ leading urologic surgeons, with a strong focus on cancer surgery and advanced, minimally invasive techniques. With extensive training across robotic, laparoscopic and open procedures, he brings a versatile and highly specialised approach to treating a wide range of urological conditions. At the forefront […]
Is It a UTI – or Something Else? A Guide for Men with Recurrent Urinary Symptoms
That sudden sting, the “I’ve just been to the bathroom five minutes ago” urgency, or the nagging feeling that something’s not right – most men immediately think urinary tract infection (UTI). UTIs happen, sure, but if the symptoms keep coming back – or never fully go away – it’s worth digging a little deeper. In […]
Urology and Ageing: What Older Australians Should Know
As Australia enters 2026, demographic shifts are reshaping the landscape of healthcare, and urology is no exception. With the proportion of Australians aged 65 and older steadily increasing, demand for urological services is growing—especially for conditions like prostate enlargement, urinary incontinence, kidney stones, and bladder health issues. Prostate health remains a central concern for older […]
