Urology San Antonio

Injections into the bladder muscle to keep it from contracting too often.

An injectable medication, and is the first FDA-approved treatment for Peyronie’s.

Screening for early-stage prostate cancer, important for men starting around age 50.

Chemotherapy drugs given through an IV kill cancer cells and can reduce cancer pain.

A procedure for permanent pregnancy prevention, often covered by insurance.

Cryotherapy is minimally invasive procedure that kills prostate cancer by freezing the cancerous cells.

CT scan services offered in-house for convenience, interpreted by a radiologist specializing in urology imaging.

Surgery to remove a kidney, typically performed laparoscopically.

A technique that involves using a tampon-like probe to measure the strength of Kegel exercises and display the results on a computer in real-time.

Sends small pulses of electricity to your pelvic muscles to make them tighter and stronger.

A minimally invasive procedure aimed at treating overactive bladder.

A non-surgical treatment intended to reduce OAB symptoms by relaxing bladder muscles.

Specialized treatment options for men experiencing erectile dysfunction.

A combination of treatments for premature ejaculation that may include Psychological Therapy, Behavioral Therapy, Oral Medical Therapy, and Topical An...

An oral medication that prevents the breakdown of cyclic GMP, involved in normal erections.

A device that draws blood into the penis using a plastic tube and pump.

Includes a complete physical exam, hormone testing, and a thorough review of a man’s medical history.

A semen analysis should be done very early in the couple’s fertility evaluation. The semen sample is reviewed to determine the volume, count, concentr...

Active surveillance is a reasonable approach for men who have early-stage prostate cancer that’s growing slowly.

Assessing and managing low testosterone levels.

A series of tests to diagnose OAB and rule out other conditions, including urinalysis and urodynamic testing.

Using an estrogen replacement therapy that is applied and absorbed vaginally can improve pelvic health symptoms.

Testosterone replacement therapy can restore abnormally low levels of testosterone back to an age-appropriate, normal range. It is available in severa...

Hormone therapy works by cutting off the supply of male hormones such as testosterone that encourage prostate cancer to grow.

A method to help increase control over urination.

A wide variety of treatment options for benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), including medications and minimally invasive procedures.

A comprehensive approach to diagnosing Interstitial Cystitis (IC) which may include urine cultures, physical exams, and examination of the bladder wit...

Medicinal options may provide relief depending on the cause of urge incontinence.

Lifestyle changes to prevent urinary incontinence, such as diet adjustments, regular bathroom visits, and bladder health maintenance.

Testing for infection, blood or other abnormalities in urine; cystoscopy to check for chronic inflammation and bladder stones.

Uses a mild electric current to deliver topical Verapamil through the layers of tissue. Results are inconsistent, but it is a reasonable therapy to tr...

Adjusting activities that exacerbate OAB symptoms, such as caffeine or acidic foods.

Use of medications that are commonly used to treat depression in low doses to help delay ejaculation.

An outpatient surgery to treat varicocele, raising the temperature of the testicles and impairing sperm.

A more complicated vasectomy reversal procedure necessary when part of the epididymis is ruptured, connecting the vas deferens to the epididymis to by...

An uncomplicated vasectomy reversal procedure where the two cut ends of the vas deferens are sutured together to restore sperm flow.

Involves implanting a small device in the lower back that sends mild electrical currents to the sacral nerves to control bladder function.

Gentle nerve stimulation designed to normalize bladder-brain communication.

Uses gentle nerve stimulation to normalize bladder-brain communication.

Utilizes devices like Axonics or InterStim to manage pelvic health issues.

NPs can perform similar services to PAs and can perform certain procedures, providing specialized care.

Bone therapies can help minimize the problems caused by bone tumors.

A health care provider can teach you exercises that you can do to gain control over the bladder muscles.

Pelvic floor muscle exercises designed to strengthen and control the muscles involved in urination.

Exercises that may resolve mild prolapse cases.

A treatment method focused on relieving tension in the pelvic floor muscles.

Surgical technique for reconstructing the pelvic floor.

Diagnosis and assessment of pelvic organ prolapse through various exams.

A small device put into a woman's vagina to support pelvic muscles and stop leaks.

A minimally invasive procedure for treating stress urinary incontinence.

Specialized care and treatment for Peyronie’s disease.

An inflatable penile prosthesis that restores normal sexual function for men struggling with erectile dysfunction.

Involves inserting a penile prosthesis into the penis. Good results in correcting curvature in all patients. Should only be considered after other opt...

Medications injected into the penis to cause an erection.

A stretching device thought to lead to a reduction in curvature. Has been shown to improve curvature.

Surgical placement of a penile implant or prosthesis for those for whom other treatments have not worked.

Focuses on targeting pelvic floor muscles to help patients learn to relax muscles that may contribute to bladder pain.

PAs can perform physical exams, diagnose and treat illness, order and review diagnostic tests, and prescribe medications.

Specializes in providing care before and after urologic surgeries.

Medications that block the hormone that causes your prostate to grow and help relieve symptoms by shrinking your prostate over time.

Management and treatment options for benign prostatic hyperplasia.

Enlarged prostate treatment using water vapor therapy

Meeting with certified sex therapist individually and/or with your partner to address feelings or anxieties about sexuality.

Kills bone tumors with external beam radiation therapy to slow their growth and limit their harmful effects.

Radiation therapy is a common and highly effective treatment options for early-stage prostate cancer.

Minimally invasive water-vapor therapy that shrinks the prostate without the need for medications or invasive surgery.

A minimally invasive surgical procedure for pelvic organ prolapse.

A treatment option for erectile dysfunction that utilizes shockwave technology.

Low-intensity extracorporeal ShockWave therapy for the treatment of erectile dysfunction. Six treatments required in the clinic.

A procedure that uses shock waves to break up stones in the kidney, bladder, or ureter.

Required for cases that cannot be managed with a pessary.

Treatments that remove the enlarged part of the prostate to make it smaller, including transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP).

Surgical options designed to address stress incontinence.

Plication involves pinching the tissue together on the outer side of the bend. Grafting replaces or expands scarred penile tissue with healthy tissue....

Surgical procedure for repairing pelvic organ prolapse.

Surgery to remove your cancerous prostate and the surrounding lymph nodes.

A surgical procedure to remove the prostate gland and some surrounding tissue using robotic assistance.

If it is not possible to correct the primary cause of male infertility,/urologist can perform sperm retrieval for use in advanced reproductive procedu...

Surgical options available when other treatments are ineffective, tailored to the type of incontinence.

A surgery that removes part of the prostate gland through the urethra.

Creams used to increase the time it takes until ejaculation occurs.

For post-menopausal women to restore health of bladder and vagina tissue to control bladder leakage.

Pledge an organ to a stranger in exchange for an organ donation to a loved one.

An outpatient procedure where the scar tissue is either stretched or cut under anesthesia.

An operation for either recurrent strictures or more complex areas of scar tissue. The procedure involves a small incision where the scar tissue is re...

Minimally invasive approach that lifts or holds the enlarged prostate tissue out of the way so it no longer blocks the urethra.

Devices used to support pelvic organs and manage pelvic organ prolapse.

When infused into the body, radium 223 settles in the bones and radiates the cancer cells concentrated there.