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A Urologist diagnoses and treats urinary tract and male reproductive conditions, providing medical, surgical and ongoing patient care.

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A Urologist diagnoses and treats conditions of the urinary tract and male reproductive system. You might manage kidney stones, bladder issues, prostate problems or infections, performing tests, prescribing treatments and sometimes surgery.

Urologists are key to patient health. You’ll need strong clinical skills, clear communication and attention to detail, working with other healthcare professionals to deliver effective treatment and patient care.

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