Uroflowmetry is a simple, non-invasive test where you urinate into a special device that measures the speed and pattern of your urine flow. It's commonly used for men with an enlarged prostate or anyone with symptoms like a weak stream, hesitancy, or a feeling of incomplete emptying. There's no discomfort involved beyond the mild self-consciousness some patients feel, and the results help the urologist decide whether further evaluation or treatment is required.
Beyond flow testing, our urology diagnostics extend to a range of evaluations for lower urinary tract symptoms, including frequent urination, urgency, or discomfort during voiding, tailored to what the treating urologist needs to investigate. These may combine imaging, laboratory tests, and functional assessments depending on the individual case. Many urinary symptoms that feel embarrassing to discuss are, in fact, very common and manageable once properly evaluated.
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