Urologist ·
Anadolu Medical Center , Kocaeli, Turkey
12 Years of experience ·
Languages Spoken: Turkish , English
We bring to you the long list of conditions that Dr. Tolga Okutucu treats.:
The conditions that are present in reproductive system in males as well as conditions of the urinary tract are treated through several procedures by this surgeon. Among the conditions resolved by these surgeons are the Urogenital tumors including those of kidney, ureter, bladder and prostate. Another common condition for which the doctor provides solution is Hernia.
A urogenital condition can be the reason behind these symptoms and signs.:
The really concerning signs which should prompt you to visit the Urosurgeon at the earliest are bladder incontinence and frequent urinary tract infections. Kindly get yourself checked from a Urosurgeon if symptoms such as reduced urine output or strong smelling urine are clearly felt.
The operating hours of the surgeon are from 10 am to 5 pm Monday through Saturday and Sunday is an off day. The minimal complications and high success rates of the procedures that are performed are good endorsement for the skill of the surgeon.
Dr. Tolga Okutucu performs many popular procedures and we have listed them below for your convenience.:
A stay of one night or more may be required when a Reconstructive Surgeon performs a procedure but they can just as well be an outpatient one. Inguinal hernia surgery, total cystectomy and bladder tumor surgery are some examples of the urogenital procedures that a Urosurgeon performs. The surgeons' perform the procedures with due consideration to the patients' specific case details and their requirements.
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A Urosurgeon has an important role in relieving a patient from the pain and discomfort that arises because of their urogenital condition. Their is appropriate testing and screening which is involved prior to the procedure itself done under the supervision of the Urosurgeon. The Urosurgeons are always on the lookout for upgrading their procedures so as to refine the processes further. It is the responsibility of the surgeon to recommend the best medicines, adequate lifestyle changes if needed and guide the patient through to the surgery.
Please do have a look at the tests that are recommended before and during a consultation with a Urosurgeon.:
When the patient has been agonizing over a urogenital condition, the doctor usually recommends tests related to the issue at hand, kidney tests surface more often than not among them. A kidney or prostate biopsy is recommended by the surgeon when it is to be checked that the abnormal growth in these body parts are cancerous or not. As per the emergent situation, the doctor can also advise you to get Kidney Ultrasound, Prostate/Rectal Ultrasound.
It is essential that you see a Urosurgeon when your primary care doctor has suggested that the urogenital problem cannot be solved through medical treatment.When medical treatment has been ruled out either right at the onset or it has been applied and has failed to help you, it is then that you go to see a Urosurgeon. Your decision is also based on the symptoms and their severity which may lead you to directly to the Urosurgeon instead of being referred by a primary care doctor. While recovering from a urogenital procedure if you start experiencing complications then also you can do so. When your doctor needs to rule out the possibility of a urogenital problem or reconfirm their diagnoses they refer you to a Urosurgeon.
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