| | Cancer | Prostate Cancer
Urologist: The Specialist Who Treats Prostate Issues
A urologist is the medical specialist who diagnoses and treats conditions of the prostate gland (and the entire genitourinary tract). "Doctor Who" is a fictional television character. Urologists manage:
- Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)
- Prostatitis (acute/chronic)
- Prostate cancer (screening, biopsy, surgery, radiation coordination)
- Prostatic abscess, stones, cysts
- Male infertility, sexual dysfunction, urinary incontinence
Training: Medical school → 5–6 year urology residency → optional fellowship (oncology, andrology, reconstruction, female urology). Board certification by American Board of Urology (or equivalent).
Prostate Cancer - Related Articles
- Laser Surgery for Prostate Cancer: Techniques and Indications
- Understanding PSA Density: Prostate Cancer Screening & Interpretation
- Top U.S. Prostate Cancer Treatment Centers (2024)
- Prostate Cancer Brachytherapy: Treatment & Recovery
- Laser Prostate Cancer Treatment: Options & Information
- Super Beta Prostate: Does It Work? Evidence & Better Alternatives
- Understanding Stage II Prostate Cancer: Symptoms, Prognosis & Treatment
