Conditions We Treat at Oxford Urology Associates

A rare cancer originating in the adrenal glands, with effective treatment options available.

A common, non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate gland that can affect urinary function in older men.

Cancer in the bladder lining that can often be managed successfully with early detection and treatment.

Various issues affecting normal bladder function, including incontinence and urgency, with many treatment options available.

A blockage in the urinary tract that can affect normal urine flow, often treatable with minimally invasive options.

Difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection, with multiple effective treatment options available.

Loss of bladder control in women, often related to pelvic floor muscle health, and manageable with various therapies.

Persistent issues with sexual response, desire, or orgasm in women, treatable through individualized therapies.

Involuntary leakage of urine during physical activities, with effective solutions available to manage symptoms.

Blood in urine that can indicate various conditions and is easily evaluated for appropriate treatment.

A fluid-filled sac around a testicle, often painless, and commonly resolved with minor treatment.

Chronic bladder pain and urinary symptoms without infection, with multiple supportive treatment options.

Cancer arising in kidney cells, with a range of effective treatment options available.

Hard mineral deposits that form in the kidneys, commonly treated with minimally invasive techniques.

A lower than normal testosterone level that can affect energy and mood, treatable with hormone therapy.

Involuntary leakage of urine in men, often linked to treatable causes like prostate health.

Difficulty achieving pregnancy due to male reproductive factors, with a range of treatments available.

Bladder function affected by nerve-related issues, with supportive treatments to improve quality of life.

Frequent, sudden urges to urinate that can be managed through lifestyle changes and therapy.

Pelvic floor muscle issues that affect bladder and bowel control, with effective strengthening therapies.

Descent of pelvic organs due to weakened muscles, often improved through supportive therapies and procedures.

A rare cancer affecting the penis, with various effective treatment options.

A common prostate cancer in men, often slow-growing and very treatable with early detection.

Inflammation of the prostate, often due to infection, with treatments available to relieve symptoms.

A highly treatable cancer in the testicles, especially with early detection and treatment.

Cancer in the tubes connecting the kidneys to the bladder, with various treatment options.

A rare cancer affecting the urethra, treatable with early detection and supportive care.

Difficulty emptying the bladder completely, with multiple solutions available to restore normal function.

Infection in the urinary system, often treated easily with medication.

Enlarged veins within the scrotum, commonly treatable and sometimes linked to fertility improvement.