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Urology and Ageing: What Older Australians Should Know

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 men. Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), commonly known as an enlarged prostate, affects up to 50% of men over 60 and can cause urinary frequency, urgency, and nocturia. Early detection and minimally invasive management options have made treatment more effective than ever, but awareness remains critical.

Urinary incontinence is another prevalent issue, impacting both men and women as they age. While often underreported, advancements in non‑surgical and surgical interventions are helping patients regain confidence and improve quality of life. Similarly, kidney stones and recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) are becoming more common among older adults, emphasizing the importance of preventive care, hydration, and timely specialist consultations.

For healthcare providers, this trend underscores the need for tailored services, early screening, and patient education. Clinics like Urology Specialist are responding by expanding access to specialist consultations, offering minimally invasive treatments, and prioritising patient‑centred care to meet growing demand.

As Australia’s population continues to age, staying informed about urological health is essential. Simple lifestyle changes, regular checkups, and early intervention can help older Australians maintain urinary health and overall well‑being well into their later years.

Dr Arianayagam is an experienced urologist and specialist urological surgeon based in Sydney. He works from his urology clinic in Bella Vista, and at both public and private hospitals across Sydney, and treats all kinds of prostate conditions.

If you have any further questions about urology or would like to book an appointment, please feel free to call today.

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Dr. Mohan Arianayagam

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