Urology
Ongoing urinary symptoms or changes in men’s health should not be left to settle on their own. Our urology service helps you understand what may be affecting your symptoms and what to do next.
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Ongoing urinary symptoms or changes in men’s health should not be left to settle on their own. Our urology service helps you understand what may be affecting your symptoms and what to do next.
Request Appointment
The urinary system and male reproductive health can affect day to day comfort, confidence, and overall wellbeing.
Changes such as difficulty passing urine, increased frequency, discomfort, or concerns related to sexual health may not always improve on their own.
If something does not feel quite right or keeps returning, it may be helpful to have it assessed. Our urology service supports you in understanding what may be affecting your symptoms, with clear guidance on possible next steps.
You can consult with our respiratory specialist, Mr Jour, without needing a GP referral.
Where appropriate, tests and investigations can be arranged to support a clearer understanding of your symptoms.
After you request an appointment, our team will contact you to find a time that works with your schedule.
With the hospital open from 8am to Midnight, you can access care at a time that suits you.
We want to make it as easy as possible for you to find the information you need, so we've gathered a list of frequently asked questions about our hospital and services.
Where appropriate, tests or further assessments may be arranged during or after your visit to support a clearer understanding of your symptoms.
No, you do not need a referral to see a urologist at Bloom Health. You can book your appointment directly.
Once you request an appointment through our website or in person, a member of our team will contact you to confirm availability and arrange a suitable time.
Mr Ibrahim Jour supports patients with a wide range of urological concerns, including urinary symptoms, prostate related conditions, kidney stones, and men’s health concerns.
Changes in urination, persistent discomfort, blood in urine, ongoing infections, or concerns related to sexual health may be worth having assessed, especially if they do not improve over time.
Your symptoms and medical history will be discussed, and an examination may be carried out if appropriate. You will be guided on what your symptoms may indicate and the possible next steps.
Bloom Health Hospital is open from 8am to Midnight, 7 days a week. This allows you to access care at a time that fits around your day.
