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Urology Department

Urologist in Abu Dhabi

Specialized care for urinary tract and male reproductive health conditions.

Department Overview

Confidential, Specialist Urological Care

The Urology department at Al Abeer Medical Center, led by our Medical Director, provides specialized care for conditions affecting the urinary tract and male reproductive system, from common issues like UTIs to more complex conditions like kidney stones or prostate concerns.

These are conditions many patients feel hesitant to discuss, our approach prioritizes discretion and clear communication, so you always understand your diagnosis and options.

Diagnosis and treatment of urinary tract conditions
Kidney stone management
Confidential care for reproductive health concerns
Conditions We Treat

Conditions We Treat in Urology

Our Urology specialists diagnose and treat a wide range of conditions.

Kidney Stones

Diagnosis and treatment for kidney and urinary tract stones.

Urinary Tract Infections

Treatment for recurring or complicated UTIs.

Enlarged Prostate (BPH)

Management of benign prostatic hyperplasia symptoms.

Erectile Dysfunction

Confidential evaluation and treatment options.

Urinary Incontinence

Assessment and management of bladder control issues.

Male Fertility Concerns

Initial evaluation for male fertility-related concerns.

Know When to Visit

When Should You See a Urologist?

Not every concern needs a specialist, but these signs are worth a proper evaluation rather than waiting it out.

Book a Consultation
Blood in your urine
Frequent or painful urination
Difficulty urinating or a weak urine stream
Flank or lower back pain that could indicate kidney stones
Recurring urinary tract infections
Our Specialists

Urology Specialists at Al Abeer

Dr Elias Yordan Kacho

Urology

Medical Director & Specialist Urologist, MD, MS

Common Questions

Urology, Answered

Should I see a urologist or my GP first?

For persistent or recurring urinary symptoms, seeing a urologist directly ensures a focused, specialist evaluation, though your GP can also refer you if preferred.

How are kidney stones treated?

Treatment depends on stone size and location, ranging from monitoring and hydration for small stones to procedures for larger or obstructive stones. Your urologist will recommend the right approach after diagnosis.

At what age should men consider prostate screening?

Screening recommendations vary by individual risk factors and family history, this is worth discussing directly with your urologist.

Is my consultation confidential?

Yes. All urology consultations are private and handled with complete confidentiality.

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