Men’s urology in Tijuana: prostate, kidney and urinary care
A weak stream, getting up at night, burning, flank or testicular pain: different symptoms, one place to sort them out. We see adult men at every stage, from a prostate check to minimally invasive surgery.
What we treat
Urology covers the urinary tract—kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra—and the male reproductive system. Most visits from adult men involve the prostate, stones or infections, and nearly all of them can be solved when addressed early.
The first visit is about understanding what is going on: history, exam and, only when needed, urine, blood or imaging tests. You leave with a clear diagnosis and your options laid out, from watchful waiting to medication or surgery.
Prostate
- Enlarged prostate (BPH)
- Prostatitis
- Prostate cancer
- Prostate biopsy
Kidney and ureter
- Kidney and ureteral stones
- Kidney infection
- Renal cysts and tumors
- Hydronephrosis
Bladder and urethra
- Urinary tract infection
- Neurogenic bladder
- Bladder stones
- Urethral stricture
Penis and testicles
- Phimosis
- Balanitis
- Varicocele and hydrocele
- Epididymitis
- Peyronie’s disease
Sexually transmitted infections
- HPV and genital warts
- Genital herpes
- Gonorrhea and chlamydia
- Syphilis
Procedures in this area
Circumcision
An outpatient procedure that removes the foreskin, the skin covering the head of the penis.
View procedureGenital wart removal
Genital warts are the visible sign of some types of human papillomavirus (HPV).
View procedureProstate surgery
When medication is no longer enough to urinate well, or when a tumor must be removed, prostate surgery is now done through the natural passages or…
View procedureFrom the call to treatment, in 4 steps
Book your visit
By phone or the form. Tell us the reason so we can set aside the right amount of time.
First consultation
History, exam and a review of any tests you already have. Unhurried, with room for your questions.
Diagnosis, explained
We tell you what we found, what still needs study and what the options are, with benefits and risks.
Treatment and follow-up
Medication, a procedure or surgery, and a clear schedule of checkups.
Common questions
When should a man see a urologist?
At any age if there are symptoms. Without symptoms, prostate screening usually starts between 45 and 50, or earlier with a close relative who had prostate cancer. How often depends on your case.
Is a prostate exam painful?
It should not hurt. The exam takes a few seconds and may feel uncomfortable, nothing more. Together with a PSA blood test it tells us whether any further study is needed.
Do I need tests before my first visit?
Not necessarily. If you have recent urine tests, PSA results or ultrasounds, bring them; otherwise we order only what is needed.
This page offers general information and does not replace a medical visit. Every case is assessed individually; results and recovery times vary from person to person.
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We are in Tijuana’s Zona Río
Call us or leave your details and we will contact you to confirm a date and time.
- Phone+52 (664) 128 2820
- AddressZona Río, Tijuana, B.C.
- HoursBy appointment only