Urological cancers affect the kidney, bladder, prostate, or testicles. Early detection and specialized treatment improve survival rates.

Prostate Cancer – One of the most common cancers in men, often detected through PSA screening.
Kidney Cancer – Tumors in the kidney that can spread if untreated.
Bladder Cancer – Often linked to smoking and chemical exposure.
Testicular Cancer – Common in young men but highly treatable if detected early.

Symptoms:

• Blood in urine (kidney & bladder cancer)

• Difficulty urinating (prostate cancer)

• Unexplained weight loss & fatigue]

• Lumps or swelling in the testicles (testicular cancer)

Remember Cancer can occur without symptoms

Treatment Options:

• Advanced diagnostic tests – PSA screening, MRI, and biopsy

• Minimally invasive surgeries

• Bladder preservation therapies & immunotherapy

• Reconstructive surgeries for post-cancer recovery