Urology
Urologist in Kyiv: modern and sensitive approaches to urological problems at CSM Clinic. Professional urology and andrology for men and women in a comfortable setting.
Monday-Sunday 08:30 - 20:00
Kyiv, 17 Kovpaka St. (On the map)
Bila Tserkva, 191A Tarashchanska St. (On the map)
Urologist in Kyiv: modern and sensitive approaches to urological problems at CSM Clinic. Professional urology and andrology for men and women in a comfortable setting.
The health of the urinary system is the basis of overall comfort. Any disruption here (pain, frequent urges, inflammation) quickly reduces quality of life. Urology is a broad field of medicine that cares for the kidneys, bladder, and urethra in both men and women. At CSM Clinic in Kyiv, we offer a sensitive and professional approach. Our doctors combine established evidence-based protocols with innovative regenerative therapy methods.
We provide care for a wide range of conditions of the genitourinary system:
For a man, the urologist is the main doctor, the counterpart of a gynecologist for women. We focus on preserving reproductive potential and sexual health over the long term.
Our areas in andrology:
CSM Clinic in Kyiv uses advanced international practices, including cell therapy. It is a promising direction in the treatment of chronic urological conditions. Using the patient's own stem cells may help trigger natural tissue repair processes. Evidence is still limited and effectiveness is being studied; this approach is being considered for:
An accurate diagnosis is half the success. We use modern equipment:
Treatment at CSM Clinic may be conservative (medication), physiotherapeutic, or involve regenerative technologies. In complex cases, we involve related specialists (nephrologists, gynecologists).
Book an appointment if you notice: blood in the urine, pain in the lower back or lower abdomen, sharp pain or burning during urination, frequent urges to urinate at night, urinary incontinence, discharge from the urethra, or changes on the genitals.
Before the visit, follow usual hygiene routines. For swabs to test for infections, it is advisable not to urinate for 2-3 hours before the exam. Also bring the results of previous ultrasounds or tests, if you have them.
Yes, of course. Women often see a urologist for cystitis, pyelonephritis, and urinary incontinence. These problems are anatomically related to the urinary system, so a urologist (often together with a gynecologist) treats them.
The basic set includes ultrasound of the kidneys and bladder and general urine and blood tests. If needed, the doctor may prescribe uroflowmetry (measuring the speed of urine flow), cystoscopy (examining the inside of the bladder with a camera), or CT.
Modern examination methods keep discomfort to a minimum. Prostate palpation (for men) takes a few seconds and is uncomfortable but not painful. Instrumental exams are performed using anesthetic gels.