Kidney stones cause severe pain while urinating, the patient may also feel pain while standing, sitting or lying down. The urologist may suggest simple surgery or medicine depending on the size of the stones in the kidney. Patients with urinary tract infection may also have urine in blood, difficulty to urinate, and other symptoms may also include nausea, vomiting, fever, and headaches.

this condition is most common in women, some of the symptoms include:
Protruding tissue from the vagina
Pain in the pelvic area
Difficulty in urinating
Bladder Infection
Lower back pain
Pain during intercourse
Feeling like your bladder isn’t empty after you urinate
Urinary leakage from sneezing or coughing

kidney stones are hardened deposits of minerals and acidic salts in the kidneys. They stick together in concentrated urine. Although they can cause discomfort when they pass through the urinary tract and are often not permanent, they can cause severe pain. Other symptoms include severe pain in abdomen which may cause nausea. Depending on the condition and the size of the stones, our urology specialists at Amor will give the patient best treatment plan.

Three most common prostate disorders are inflammation, enlarged prostate / benign prostatic hyperplasia, and prostate cancer. Common symptoms or prostate problems include
Frequent urge to urinate
Need to get up many times during the night to urinate
Blood in urine or semen
Pain or burning urination
Painful ejaculation
Dribbling of urine
Difficult in holding urine