Kidney/Bladder/Prostate

The kidneys, urinary bladder, ureters and urethra make up the urinary tract. The primary function of the urinary tract is to regulate the water and electrolyte balance, and to excrete many different metabolic end products. Reduced performance can have a variety of effects in the body. Symptoms of the urinary tract and genital organs often interact because of their close anatomical proximity. This is why your doctor calls these problems ‘conditions of the urogenital tract’. Symptoms in this region are common and often have a psychological component. This means that mental problems are causing the kidney or bladder problems.

Bladder Infections/Urinary Tract Infections

Learn about Bladder infections/Urinary Tract Infections (UTI's), the causes and symptoms, and what to do about them.More

Dysuria

Learn about the causes, and symptoms of dysuria, the different types, what to do when you have dysuria is an issue, and how to treat dysuria.More

Prostate Disorders

Learn about what the prostate is, what prostate disorders are, the causes and symptoms of prostate disorders, and how they affect your health.More

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