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| Prevention of Urinary Tract Stones Stones, also know as calculi, can form in any part of the urinary tract. 50% of patients presenting with a stone will develop further stones over the next 10 years. It is therefore important to try and minimise the risk of further stone formation by following certian advice. Click here to read the guide > |
Prostate Cancer - What All Men Should Know |
| Having a Ureteric Stent - What to Expect and How to Manage In patients who have, or might have, an obstruction (blockage) of the kidney, an internal drainage tube called a ‘stent’ is commonly placed in the ureter, between the kidney and the bladder. Click here to read the guide > |
| Looking After Your Pelvic Floor Good pelvic floor muscle health is invaluable for life long continenance AND also for sexual health. Click here to read the guide > |
| Glossary of Medical Terms A simplified guide to some medical terms and phrases which your consultant may have used. Click here to read the guide > |
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