Ultrasound diagnostics

Many urological diseases have similar symptoms. Therefore, correct diagnosis plays a crucial role in determining an accurate diagnosis. In urology, one of the required diagnostic methods is ultrasound examination. With ultrasound, you can check the kidneys and other organs of the genitourinary system, including the bladder, prostate gland, scrotum, etc.

If you need a urological ultrasound in Kyiv, contact ultrasound diagnostic specialist Sergii Liulko, who also conducts field consultations and ultrasound at home. In addition, you can sign up for an examination by phone or using various messengers, including Viber, Telegram, etc.

Urological ultrasound is used to assess the state of various systems and organs, including:

• kidneys. Ultrasound can detect various inflammatory pathologies, urolithiasis, and other abnormalities in the work of the kidneys;
• bladder. Ultrasound will help to identify the volume of residual urine, various neoplasms, the presence of cysts, stones, inflammatory processes;
• the prostate gland. Ultrasound helps to assess the size of the prostate, detect inflammation and other pathologies;
• other organs of the genitourinary system, including the scrotum, appendages, etc. Ultrasound examination will reveal injuries, neoplasms, circulatory problems, etc.

An ultrasound scan in urology allows you to confirm or deny the alleged diagnosis, identify various diseases at the initial stages and take the necessary measures for effective treatment.

A urologist or urologist-surgeon determines the need for an ultrasound of the kidneys or genitourinary organs. If you have any urological problems, you should contact this specialized specialist. But you can go to a urologist not empty-handed but with ready-made ultrasound results, which will allow you to draw up a treatment plan at the first appointment.

The reasons for performing ultrasound diagnostics include the following complaints:

• characteristic symptoms for inflammatory processes of the genitourinary system (itching and burning during urination, increased urge, pain or discomfort in the lower abdomen);
• "bad" urine and blood tests, indicating problems with the kidneys or other urinary organs;
• hypertension;
• suspected bladder or kidney stones;
• injuries in the groin area;
• pain or enlargement of the scrotum:
• violation of urination, such as a weakening of the flow of urine or frequent trips to the toilet at night;
• pain in the side or groin;
• staining of urine in a dark color;
• the presence of blood clots or blood in the urine.

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