A competent assessment of the medical history, examination of the affected organs clinically and, if necessary, with the support of equipment. At the end, in addition to a consultation, a therapy recommendation should be made, if this should be necessary.

No. We deal with diseases of the kidney, the urinary tract and the male reproductive organs, regardless of the age and sex of the patient.

In case of emergency, you can contact the emergency on-call service at 116117 or present yourself at the emergency room (Sana Klinikum Wismar or Helios Klinikum Schwerin or the nearest clinic). You can also write to us by email and ask us to call you back. However, a remote diagnosis will not be made under any circumstances.

Terminanfrage geht am schnellstens über unsere Email: info@iurologia.de. Wenn Sie neuer Patient oder neue Patientin bei uns sind, würden wir Sie darum bitten, vorerst den Anmeldebogen auszufüllen und zu unterschreiben und an uns ggf. postalisch oder per Fax zurückzusenden.

If you are insured with a statutory health insurance company, please bring your health insurance card, a referral, possibly an exemption or proof of the practice fee paid.

No, you can get your prescriptions on the spot without appointment or notice, provided that the medication or aid has already been prescribed by us before.

Yes, you will need an interpreter if you are not fluent in German/Arabic. This way we can prevent misunderstandings and ensure good treatment.

In most cases, we recommend giving a urine sample in our practice. If a sexually transmitted infection is suspected, it is strongly recommended that the first urine of the morning be examined (if necessary, with prior collection of a urethral swab by the doctor).

No, blood sampling for determination of the usual laboratory values (such as PSA, Crea, TSH, etc.) can be done at any time. ONLY the determination of testosterone (male hormone) is recommended in the morning.

No. If this is required, you will be explicitly informed.

You can continue to take ASA or aspirin (acetylsalicylic acid) without fail. Other blood thinners must be changed or paused after consultation with your family doctor or treating physicians and with us. You will be informed about this.

The bladder examination is usually performed under local anesthesia, which normally does not affect the ability to drive. Should this exceptionally be performed under general anesthesia, you must organize a pick-up beforehand.

If the surgery is performed under general anesthesia or spinal anesthesia, you will need to arrange a pick-up before the surgery begins, but you will be informed about this in advance. As a rule, you will not be able to drive for 24 hours after the anesthesia.

If the surgery is performed under local anesthesia, driving ability is not affected. Nevertheless, we sometimes recommend that you arrange for a companion or driver. You will be informed about this as well.