Kidney stones can affect physically active people, including runners, cyclists, gym users and competitive athletes. Being fit does not eliminate the possibility of developing a stone. For people who exercise regularly, an important consideration is fluid loss through sweating. When these losses are not adequately replaced, urine volume may fall and stone-forming substances can become […]
Urological screening means checking for certain conditions before symptoms appear. It differs from investigating symptoms such as blood in urine, burning, a weak stream or difficulty emptying the bladder. Not everyone needs a yearly package of urine tests, scans, PSA testing and cystoscopy. The appropriate assessment depends on the condition being considered, personal risk, overall […]
Urinary health involves how your kidneys, bladder and urinary passages work together to produce, store and pass urine. Understanding this system can help you recognise changes and know when medical assessment may be needed. Healthy habits can support urinary function, but they cannot prevent every condition. Persistent burning, leakage, difficulty passing urine or blood in […]
