If discovered early, kidney stones can often be treated with a simple, noninvasive procedure, so incisions and recovery time are greatly reduced. Many times, the doctors at Lubbock Urology can resolve kidney stone problems using modern techniques such as:

For men over 40, we strongly recommend an annual prostate screen (PSA exam), because symptoms may not always appear. However, when any of the following symptoms are apparent, we urge patients to call Lubbock Urology for an appointment immediately:

For the 10 million men who suffer from impotence and the millions of men and women who are infertile, the key to overcoming problems is a doctor who is experienced and who also understands how personal these matters are. Whether impotence is caused by arteriosclerosis, diabetes, injury or everyday stress, we can help you join the thousands of men who have received advanced treatments for impotence and infertility, which include:

We’ve performed countless successful vasectomies using our in-office vasectomy procedure. It’s quick – about 15 minutes – effective and minimizes discomfort. So if you’ve completed your family, or don’t wish to start one, Lubbock Urology can make your decision easier.

Many of our vasectomy patients report that the procedure is a very nice thing to do for the one you love.

At Lubbock Urology, we maintain a comprehensive in-house laboratory for the processing of samples and test results. Our lab can process urine cultures, blood samples, PSA samples and more. Our in-house lab means that you won’t have to travel elsewhere to take other tests. Plus, the quality is strictly controlled by our experienced technicians.

Cancer’s effects can be devastating not just to the patient, but to loved ones, as well. Each year, about 31,000 men die from prostate cancer. Testicular cancer is the most common form of cancer in men 15 to 35 years old. And the American Cancer Society estimates that this year, there will be approximately 53,000 new cases of bladder cancer, from which almost 12,000 people will die, making it the 12th-leading cause of cancer death. Men are affected three times more frequently by bladder cancer than women.

Because children may be embarrassed about their problem or not know how to properly express what they feel, they require the kind of extra-sensitive, extra care found at Lubbock Urology. Whether it’s bed-wetting, an abnormal penis, swollen kidneys or any other pediatric urology problems, parents can rely on Lubbock Urology to be patient, understanding and gentle with their children while providing a solution.

Lubbock Urology has the medical expertise to find the source of incontinence, then treat it with a variety of methods: