Our specialities/Urology
Private urology clinic in Balatonfüred
Our private urology clinic welcomes both women and men for the investigation of urinary complaints and urinary tract diseases, and for men also prostate problems and sexual dysfunction. At the Tagore Medical Center private urology clinic in Balatonfüred, two urology specialists will see you without a referral.
- Two urology specialists: Dr. Tóth Péter and Dr. Varga Bálint Ádám
- Urological ultrasound and transrectal ultrasound (TRUS) on site, using a Philips Affiniti 70 system
- PSA testing, urinalysis and urine culture with our own diagnostic facilities
- Consultation with our other specialities available
- Further care pathways started immediately when needed
- Short waiting times, personalised assessment
When should you see a urologist?
Our urology specialists treat diseases of the kidneys, urinary tract and male genital organs. The aim of a urological assessment is to clarify the cause of your symptoms and determine the right treatment. Our clinic also provides support in monitoring known conditions and carrying out regular screening.
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A urological examination is recommended, among other things, for:
- stinging or burning, painful urination;
- frequent, urgent need to urinate or regularly passing urine at night;
- difficulty starting to urinate, a weak or interrupted stream;
- dribbling, difficulty holding urine or a feeling of incomplete bladder emptying;
- blood in the urine or recurrent urinary tract infections;
- pain in the lower back, lower abdomen or perineum;
- testicular pain, testicular swelling, a palpable lump or changes to the penis;
- erectile difficulties, painful ejaculation or other sexual complaints.
You can also request a consultation about prostate screening without any symptoms, particularly if there is a family history. For known kidney stones, prostate enlargement or after previous treatment, follow-up examinations recommended by the specialist help monitor your condition.
What happens during a urology consultation?
The examination begins with a detailed consultation: our specialist reviews your symptoms, urinary habits, previous illnesses, medications and test results. This is followed by a physical examination tailored to your symptoms, which for men may include a digital rectal examination of the prostate.
Where needed, the assessment is supplemented by a detailed urological ultrasound, TRUS, urinalysis, urine culture or a blood test, such as a PSA test.
Urological ultrasound
Urological ultrasound is a radiation-free imaging method that helps assess the kidneys and bladder, and in men the prostate, testicles and epididymides. At Tagore Medical Center, examinations are performed with a Philips Affiniti 70 ultrasound system. For women, the investigation of pelvic and urinary complaints is supplemented by a gynaecology consultation where necessary.
Transrectal ultrasound (TRUS)
During transrectal ultrasound (TRUS), the probe is inserted through the rectum so that the prostate can be examined at close range. This method allows the volume and structure of the prostate to be assessed well, so it often gives a more accurate picture than ultrasound through the abdominal wall.
The examination takes a few minutes and is generally not painful, although it can be uncomfortable. If you feel any pain, please tell the examining doctor immediately.
Ultrasound alone is not sufficient to confirm or rule out cancer. The necessary tests are always tailored to your symptoms and history.
Laboratory tests
Urinalysis, urine culture and blood sampling can be carried out on site. Culture results and some laboratory parameters take longer; we will let you know when your results are issued.
Examinations and prices
These examinations can be booked right now, and prices are updated from our booking system. All examinations in this speciality open with one click below the list.
Examinations and prices
Urology consultation with targeted ultrasound
Urology consultation
Review of medical history, discussion and assessment of symptoms, targeted physical examination, urinalysis, prescription
Urology consultation with detailed ultrasound
Urology follow-up consultation
Available for examinations carried out at our clinic within the past 2 months
Prices are in Hungarian forints (HUF) and include VAT. The laboratory package prices shown include the applicable sample handling or sample collection fee.
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All examinations in this speciality12 items
Basic examinations
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Urology follow-up consultation with ultrasound
HUF 31,990
Available following a specialist examination at our clinic within the past 3 months. Physical examination, detailed ultrasound, urine test, treatment recommendation, prescription, healthcare administration fee.
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Catheter insertion/replacement
HUF 15,000
Includes the cost of the catheter.
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Prescription (remote)
HUF 5,500
Prescription writing without consultation or examination; otherwise included in the specialist examination
- Issuing a specialist recommendation HUF 7,000
- Hormone injection (as part of prostate cancer treatment) HUF 5,000
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TRUS examination
HUF 5,000
Available alongside a specialist examination
- Microbiological sampling HUF 8,000
- Wound dressing HUF 10,000
- Suture removal HUF 10,000
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Prostate screening package
HUF 46,500
Specialist urological examination, detailed ultrasound, PSA blood test, routine urinalysis, healthcare administration fee.
- Specialist consultation for a second opinion on existing results (without examination) HUF 24,990
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Online consultation
HUF 26,990
Review of medical history, discussion of symptoms, treatment recommendations, prescriptions
Current fees for all examinations can be found on our price list page at any time.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the specialist consultation take?
The examination generally takes 20 minutes; we will confirm this when you book. For more complex problems the examination may take longer; our staff will let you know. Laboratory and urine culture results take longer to be ready.
How should I prepare for the examination?
Please bring your identity documents, TAJ (Hungarian social security) card, previous urology and laboratory results, and a list of your medications. Make a note of when your symptoms started, any changes in your urinary habits and previous PSA results, if you have any.
Do I need to arrive with a full bladder?
A full bladder may be needed for an ultrasound of the bladder. Please check with our staff when booking about preparation and whether a urine sample is required.
How much does a private urology consultation cost?
Current fees are kept up to date on the urology prices page, by type of examination.
Which tests are performed on site?
Ultrasound and laboratory tests are performed on site, and for further diagnostic care or any surgery we start coordinating your care straight away.
Can women see a urologist?
Yes, our private urology clinic is also recommended for female patients. An examination may be indicated for recurrent cystitis, painful urination, urinary incontinence or suspected kidney stones. For pelvic complaints related to urination, we recommend a gynaecology consultation where necessary.
Do I need a referral for the private urology clinic?
No. Our private urology clinic can be used without a referral.
Where is the clinic?
- Address
- Tagore Medical Center
Balatonfüred, Horváth-ház, Gyógy tér 3. - Book an appointment
- +36 (20) 280 3939
Urology in Balatonfüred
If you need specialist help investigating urinary tract, kidney or prostate complaints, managing an existing urological condition or with screening, we look forward to welcoming you at our private urology clinic in Balatonfüred. Investigation of kidney stones, prostate enlargement and abnormal PSA is available without a referral.
Book an appointment online, or call us: +36 20 280 3939.
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Early detection can save lives, and we will help you find the right solution.
Tagore Medical Center, Balatonfüred, Horváth-ház, Gyógy tér 3.
This information is general in nature and does not replace a personal medical examination, diagnosis or treatment. If you have symptoms, please consult a specialist.