Frequently Asked Questions
Condition-based, informative questions and answers. Consult a doctor for a definitive assessment.
Erectile Dysfunction
In most cases, no. Once the underlying cause is identified, significant improvement can be achieved with lifestyle changes, medical treatment, regenerative methods, or surgery when needed. The key is an accurate diagnosis.
A detailed history, examination and necessary tests can largely make this distinction. Clues such as the presence of morning erections and whether onset was sudden or gradual are evaluated.
All consultations are conducted confidentially, within doctor–patient confidentiality.
Premature Ejaculation
Yes. Behavioural techniques, medical treatments and, in selected cases, procedural options achieve marked improvement in most patients. Treatment is individualized.
Erectile dysfunction can accompany premature ejaculation. Both are evaluated together to create a holistic plan.
Penile Curvature
Congenital curvature is usually permanent. In Peyronie's, the early (active) phase may change, which is important for medical treatment. Surgical correction is considered for stable curvature.
No. Mild curvatures that do not prevent intercourse can be monitored or managed medically. Surgery is considered for marked curvature in the stable phase.
Benign Prostate Enlargement
Benign prostatic hyperplasia is not cancer and does not directly turn into cancer. However, since both can occur in the same age group, examination and necessary tests are important.
No. Mild-to-moderate symptoms are often managed with medication. Procedural/surgical options are considered when medication fails or complications develop.
Urinary Incontinence
Although it becomes more common with age, it is not something to be accepted. Most cases can be assessed and treated.
In many cases pelvic-floor exercises, behavioural changes and medical treatment are effective. Surgery is considered only when needed.
Chronic Prostatitis
In most cases symptoms are reduced markedly with a holistic programme. Patience and regular follow-up are important.
No. Not every chronic prostatitis is bacterial; unnecessary antibiotics are avoided and the cause is targeted.
Penile Venous Leak
Some patients benefit from medical treatment; with a marked leak the response may be limited. In these cases advanced assessment and, where appropriate, surgical/procedural options are considered.
It is assessed with history, examination and, when needed, vascular imaging such as drug-assisted colour Doppler ultrasound.
Sexually Transmitted Infections
Some infections progress without symptoms. After risky contact, testing may be recommended even without symptoms, with appropriate timing.
All assessment is conducted under doctor–patient confidentiality and privacy.
Male Infertility
No. In a significant proportion of couples the male factor plays a role alone or together; male assessment should be done from the start.
No. The decision depends on sperm values, the grade of varicocele and the couple's situation.
Azoospermia
In many cases yes. In the obstructive type the transport problem can be resolved; in the non-obstructive type, sperm retrieved with micro-TESE can be used with assisted reproduction.
It cannot be guaranteed in every case; however, detailed searching under a microscope increases the chance of finding sperm.
Urethral Stricture
Recurrence may occur in some cases where only cutting (internal urethrotomy) is done. In suitable cases urethroplasty aims for a permanent solution.
The appropriate technique is determined by the location, length and characteristics of the stricture.
Female Sexual Dysfunction
No. They are common, evaluable health topics, handled confidentially.
It depends on the cause. With proper assessment and, when needed, collaboration with relevant specialties, a plan is made.
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