Regular check-ups make it possible to detect urological diseases at an early stage and treat them effectively. In our private practice, we offer state-of-the-art diagnostics and personalized consultations tailored to your individual circumstances. In this way, we actively support you in protecting your long-term health.

Frequently Asked Questions

Urological checkups often raise general questions. The following answers provide helpful information that gives you a quick overview of important topics in prevention and early detection.

Regular check-ups are important for detecting potential changes early. Generally, men are advised to have an annual check-up starting at age 45, and earlier if there is a family history of health problems. For women, bladder and kidney examinations are particularly important if they are experiencing symptoms or have risk factors. We will discuss together which examination intervals are best for you and tailor your preventative care to your individual needs.

Preventive care typically includes ultrasound examinations of the kidneys, bladder, and prostate, laboratory analyses such as urine and blood tests, and, if necessary, specific procedures such as the UBC bladder cancer test or transrectal endosonography. These methods help to detect diseases early or to clarify symptoms. We will discuss which examinations are appropriate in your individual case during your preventive care appointment, taking into account your personal situation and medical recommendations.

Most preventative examinations are painless and very well tolerated. Ultrasound and laboratory analyses cause no discomfort, and even specialized tests are performed gently. Should an examination such as endosonography or cystoscopy be necessary, we will explain each step clearly and ensure the procedure is as comfortable as possible.
Your well-being and safety are always our top priority.

No special preparation is usually necessary for a preventive check-up. It is helpful to note any current symptoms, pre-existing conditions, or previous test results so that we can discuss them specifically. If laboratory tests are planned, we will inform you in advance whether you should arrive fasting.
Please also bring a list of your medications. This will allow us to comprehensively assess your health and tailor the examinations accordingly.

Many urological diseases develop gradually and only cause symptoms at a late stage. Regular checkups allow changes to be detected and assessed early. This provides peace of mind and helps to better evaluate risks. Even without current symptoms, preventive examinations offer valuable guidance and support long-term urological health.

Certain symptoms may indicate that earlier evaluation is advisable. These include, for example, frequent or painful urination, blood in the urine, recurring infections, lower abdominal or back pain, and changes in urination patterns. A family history of kidney and urinary tract diseases or a pre-existing condition may also be a reason to schedule preventative appointments sooner. We will advise you on the appropriate steps in your specific situation.

Early detection is aimed at people without symptoms and seeks to identify potential diseases at an early stage. Diagnostic testing is used when symptoms are present or abnormal findings are detected. Early detection and diagnostic testing build upon each other: Early detection provides an initial overview, while diagnostic testing clarifies the cause of symptoms. This creates a comprehensive and understandable picture of urological health.

Never miss an appointment again

With our recall system, we reliably remind you of upcoming examinations and check-up appointments, so that you can keep track of your health care in a relaxed and punctual manner.

We look forward to seeing you!

We want you to feel well cared for with us. With modern urological medicine, clear communication, and personal attention, we will accompany you every step of the way. Our team looks forward to meeting you and providing you with individualized support.

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