Urology
The modern, high-tech service provides round-the-clock admission, diagnosis and treatment of the patients on a daily and emergency basis. Modern methods of diagnosis and treatment are used. Within the framework of the service it is possible to unite urologists, andrologists, endocrinologists, radiologists, oncologists, gynecologists, nephrologists and other specialists.
One of the goals of the service is a comprehensive preventive examination of organ systems to detect diseases at an early stage. Highly informative X-ray methods are used: radiography, radiography, computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
Outpatient and inpatient treatment of patients is provided within the framework of the service, conditions for day inpatient treatment are created.
Laparoscopic kidney surgeries, endourological surgeries (bladder, endotracheal incision, ureterorhinoscopy) are performed. Due to urinary bladder oncological diseases, in order to make an initial diagnosis a biopsy is performed, especially for an intestinal transplant.
Within the framework of the service, patients with complications of renal pathology as a result of other primary kidney diseases are examined and treated.
Diagnosis of the patients and the treatment is carried out using specialized devices: on the basis of clinical, laboratory (general blood, urine, biochemical, cellular, urine test antibiotic susceptibility testing) and instrumental examinations (ultrasound, CT, MRI, urethrocystoscopy, ureter, urethra n / e urography, X-ray, radioisotope scan, kidney biopsy, etc.(.
List of diseases
Chronic pyelonephritis
Functional renal failure
Kidney pathology in pregnant women
Urinary Incontinence
Male sexual dysfunction
Male infertility
Prostatitis
Orchid
Epididymitis
Cystitis
Urethritis
Urinary incontinence
Hydrocele
Cryptography
Phimosis
Varicose veins of the seminal vesicles
Peyronie's disease
injury of penis
Prostate adenoma
Tumor of the urinary bladder
Priapism
urolithiasis
Urinary Bladder diverticulum
Urethral strictures
Prostate cancer
Cyst of scrotum
Doctors
Frequently Asked Questions
The initial visit to a urologist consists of several important stages aimed at obtaining a complete picture of the disease. The physician carefully listens to the patient’s complaints, assesses the location of pain, the pattern of urination, and reviews the medical history. This is followed by a clinical examination and, when indicated, a professional assessment of the genitourinary organs. Additional laboratory and instrumental tests may be ordered if necessary.
To schedule a consultation with a urologist, you may call 89 00 or visit Nairi Medical Center at 21 Paronyan Street, Yerevan. If you have results of previous laboratory tests, instrumental examinations, or other medical reports, it is advisable to bring them with you on the day of your visit.
At Nairi Medical Center, depending on the clinical picture, the urologist may order general and biochemical blood and urine tests, a PSA test, infection swabs and bacteriological cultures, as well as ultrasound, CT, MRI, and endoscopic examinations. The choice of investigations depends on the symptoms, examination findings, and the suspected condition.
At Nairi Medical Center, urology services are provided only for adults. Pediatric urology appointments are not available. Children are seen only by a pediatrician and an otorhinolaryngologist.
Yes, a urologist diagnoses and treats urinary tract diseases in both men and women. In women, urological problems may include urinary tract infections, voiding disorders, urinary incontinence, stone disease, and oncological urological conditions. If the issue also involves the reproductive system, joint evaluation by a gynecologist may be required.
At the moment, online booking is not available at Nairi Medical Center. To make an appointment with a urologist and choose a convenient time, you need to call 89 00.
No, home visits by specialists of Nairi Medical Center are not provided. To receive a urology consultation, it is necessary to book in advance and visit the clinic, as accurate diagnosis often requires laboratory and instrumental investigations that can only be carried out in clinical settings.
A urologist deals with urinary tract diseases in both men and women, as well as disorders of the male reproductive system, whereas an andrologist is a narrower specialist who focuses exclusively on men’s health issues. Andrology more often addresses hormonal disorders, erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, and male infertility.
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21 October 2025, 10:21Our certificates
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