Urology

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As the largest urology care provider in the northeast Kansas region, our dedicated urologists are adept at improving our patients’ quality of life.

Appointments

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Clinical Trials

Urologists at Stormont Vail Health have provided comprehensive, 24/7 urologic care to the community for more than 80 years. Our physicians have a strong understanding of internal medicine, as well as the surgical skills needed to treat a wide range of urological conditions. And they work together with other specialists — including oncologists and general surgeons — to provide individualized care.

After your visit, your primary care physician will receive updates on your diagnosis and treatment from our specialists.

Conditions We Treat

Bladder Tumor

Female Pelvic Health Conditions

Female Urinary Tract Conditions

Kidney Stones

Kidney Cancer

Prostate Diseases

Urinary Incontinence

Treatment Options

Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy

Bladder Surgery

Vasectomy Reversal

Some common prostate diseases include inflammation, enlarged prostate (BPH) and prostate cancer.

Inflammation can be caused by bacteria. Besides the urge to urinate, painful or burning urination, you might also have fever or chills because of the infection.

Many men develop an enlarged prostate as they grow older. This is not linked to prostate cancer, but it can cause difficulty urinating. Men who have an enlarged prostate may feel more frequent and urgent needs to go to bathroom at night; trouble urinating; and a weak, slow urine stream.

Prostate cancer is more common among older men. It is rare in men under 40. Symptoms include difficulty starting and stopping urination, lower back pain, and pain with ejaculation.

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