Urologist in Barcelona Sants
Urology care in Barcelona with professional support for comprehensive men’s health.
Annual Checkups
Andrology
Urologic Surgery
What Is Urology and When Should You See a Urologist?
Many men wonder when it’s time to see a urologist.
The answer is simple: if you have any concern or a new symptom. Listening to your body is the first step in taking care of your health.
Urology is the medical specialty responsible for diagnosing and treating diseases of the urinary system (in men and women) and the male reproductive system.
We recommend seeing a urologist in Barcelona if you experience:
Changes in urination: Difficulty urinating, frequent night-time urination, weak stream, incontinence.
Pain: In the lower back, pelvic area, testicles, or when urinating.
Blood in the urine (haematuria): It should always be assessed.
Male sexual health concerns: Erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, penile curvature.
Preventive check-ups: From age 45–50, an annual urology check-up is recommended for early detection of prostate cancer.
Why an Annual Urology Checkup Matters
Beyond coming in for a specific symptom, preventive checkups are essential.
From age 45–50, an annual urology checkup is recommended.
This evaluation is one of the best tools for early detection of prostate cancer and other conditions—even before symptoms appear—allowing for more effective treatment.
Our Urology Services in Barcelona
Specialized Urology Care in Barcelona
General Urology Consultation and Preventive Check-ups
The foundation of good urological health. We perform comprehensive assessments, answer your questions, and create personalised follow-up plans.
Outpatient Urologic Surgery
At Clínica Sants, we perform a range of outpatient urologic procedures focused on a smooth and quick recovery.
Diagnosis and Treatment of Prostate Conditions
Our urologists are experts in diagnosing and managing Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), prostatitis, and the early detection of prostate cancer through a digital rectal exam and PSA testing.
Male Sexual Health and Andrology
We address issues such as erectile dysfunction, premature ejaculation, or low testosterone with discretion and professionalism.
Your First Urology Visit
We know a first urology appointment can feel intimidating, but the process is clear and structured.
Here’s what to expect, step by step, so you can come in informed and confident.
1
Medical Interview
The urologist will begin with a detailed conversation about the reason for your visit, your symptoms, and your medical history.
2
Physical Examination
Depending on your symptoms, this may include an abdominal and genital exam and, if needed, a digital rectal exam to assess the prostate. It’s a quick test that provides very valuable information.
3
Additional Tests
You may be asked to do a urine test, blood tests (to measure PSA), or a urological ultrasound.
4
Diagnosis and Treatment Plan
With all the information, the urologist will explain their findings, the likely diagnosis, and treatment options.
Prices for Our Services
Urology Consultation
Urology consultation to assess symptoms and history, and define the treatment or tests required.
Symptom review
Annual check-up
Andrology
Consultation + Kidney–Bladder–Prostate Ultrasound
Consultation with ultrasound for a complete assessment of kidneys, bladder, and prostate, as medically indicated.
Urological assessment
Medical report
Consultation + Testicular Ultrasound
Consultation with testicular ultrasound to assess pain, lumps, swelling, or discomfort.
Testicular assessment
Medical report
Vasectomy (Local Anaesthesia)
Male sterilisation procedure under local anaesthesia, with follow-up and a post-vasectomy semen analysis.
Follow-up included
Semen analysis
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Frequently Asked Questions About Urology
Is a digital rectal exam always necessary at the first appointment?
Is it normal to wake up more often at night to urinate?
Is a urologist the right specialist to treat erectile dysfunction?
It’s normal to have questions about when to see a urologist, which symptoms require assessment, or what a urology appointment includes.
You can consult our Frequently Asked Questions section for guidance, but remember you can also contact us if you need a clearer or more personalized answer.
What’s the difference between a urologist and an andrologist?
A urologist diagnoses and treats conditions of the urinary tract and the male reproductive system.
An andrologist is a urologist who specializes specifically in male sexual and reproductive health, including fertility issues, erectile dysfunction, and andropause.