Bladder cancer is most treatable when found early. Its most common first sign is blood in the urine, which is often painless and prompts many people to seek help.

Bladder problems range from common and benign conditions through to bladder cancer.

Assessment and treatment of cystitis, which is inflammation of the bladder and most often caused by a urinary tract infection.

An enlarged prostate is a common and benign part of ageing for many men.

Erectile dysfunction is common, treatable and nothing to feel embarrassed about.

Leaking urine is one of the most common health problems women face and one of the least talked about.

Blood in the urine (Haematuria) should always be checked, even once, even if it is painless and even if it goes away.

Kidney stones can cause intense pain, but they are very treatable and often preventable.

Male incontinence usually follows one of three main patterns. Each has a different cause and a different treatment pathway.

When a couple is struggling to conceive, the male partner is involved as often as the female. Male fertility is frequently overlooked, yet many causes can be identified and improved.

Overactive bladder, often shortened to OAB, is a condition in which the bladder muscle contracts unexpectedly. This creates a sudden and compelling need to pass urine.

The pelviureteric junction, often shortened to PUJ, is the point where the kidney’s collecting funnel meets the ureter.

Your pelvic floor is a sling of muscles that supports the bladder and bowel and helps control when you go.

Peyronie’s disease causes a curve in the penis due to scar tissue forming within it.

A common male sexual health concern, and highly treatable.

A prostate cancer concern is unsettling, but a clear pathway changes everything.

Prostatitis means inflammation of the prostate. The prostate is a small gland that sits below the bladder and surrounds the urethra in men.

Diagnosis-led care for recurrent urinary infections, in men and women.

A tight foreskin that will not pull back, known as phimosis, is common in adult men and very treatable. It can cause discomfort, hygiene difficulties, pain during sex or problems passing urine.

A urethral stricture is a narrowing of the tube that carries urine out of the body. It can make passing urine increasingly difficult.

Most UTIs are straightforward to treat once properly diagnosed. Prompt, accurate assessment ensures the right treatment is started first time.