Conditions — Prostate & Bladder
Prostate & Bladder Problems
Urinary symptoms, prostate enlargement, bladder conditions and PSA concerns — consultant-led assessment and treatment, available within days. Not months.
When to See a Specialist
Prostate and bladder problems are among the most common reasons men see a urologist — yet many men delay seeking help, assuming their symptoms are simply a part of ageing. They are not something you need to simply put up with.
Whether you are experiencing difficulty passing urine, getting up frequently at night, concerned about a rising PSA result, or worried about prostate cancer, Mr. Jesuraj provides rapid, expert assessment in a private, unhurried setting.
Private care means no waiting lists, a full 45-minute consultation, and a clear treatment plan — often including same-visit diagnostics.
Seek assessment if you experience:
- Weak or interrupted urine flow
- Difficulty starting to urinate
- Frequent need to urinate — especially at night (nocturia)
- Sudden, urgent need to urinate
- Feeling that your bladder hasn’t fully emptied
- Blood in urine or semen
- Raised or rising PSA blood test result
- Pain or burning when urinating
- Recurring urinary tract infections
Conditions We Treat
Prostate & Bladder Conditions
Mr. Jesuraj assesses and treats the full range of prostate and bladder conditions — from the benign to the complex.
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
Most CommonBPH is a non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate gland that can partially or fully block urine flow. It affects the majority of men over 60 and is highly treatable.
Typical symptoms
- Weak or slow urinary stream
- Straining to start urination
- Frequent urination — day and night
- Incomplete bladder emptying
- Urinary urgency
Treatment options at Tees Urology
Prostatitis
Often MisdiagnosedProstatitis is inflammation of the prostate gland, which can be acute (sudden) or chronic (long-term). It is one of the most frequently mismanaged urological conditions, often confused with BPH or infections.
Typical symptoms
- Pelvic pain or discomfort
- Pain in the perineum, testicles or lower back
- Painful or burning urination
- Painful ejaculation
- Urinary frequency and urgency
Assessment & management
Raised PSA & Prostate Cancer Concern
Urgent AssessmentA raised or rising PSA (Prostate-Specific Antigen) blood test result requires specialist interpretation — not all elevated PSA means cancer, but it must be properly assessed. Mr. Jesuraj provides rapid investigation and clear, honest guidance.
Reasons to seek assessment
- GP-detected raised PSA result
- Family history of prostate cancer
- Unexplained urinary symptoms
- Bone pain or unexplained weight loss
- Abnormal prostate on examination
Investigation pathway
Overactive Bladder (OAB)
Affects Men & WomenOveractive bladder causes a sudden, uncontrollable urge to urinate — with or without leakage. It significantly affects quality of life but is very effectively treated when properly diagnosed.
Typical symptoms
- Sudden, intense urge to urinate
- Urge incontinence (leaking before reaching toilet)
- Urinating 8 or more times in 24 hours
- Waking more than once per night to urinate
Treatment options
Haematuria — Blood in Urine
Always InvestigateBlood in the urine — whether visible or detected on a urine dipstick — should always be investigated by a urologist. While causes are often benign, it can be a sign of bladder or kidney pathology that requires prompt assessment.
Types & causes
- Frank haematuria — visible blood in urine
- Microscopic haematuria — detected on dipstick
- Causes include: UTI, kidney stones, BPH, bladder tumour
- Can be painless — do not ignore
Investigation
Urinary Tract Infections (UTI)
Recurrent & ComplexRecurrent UTIs — particularly in men — often indicate an underlying structural or functional problem that needs urological assessment. Simple antibiotic treatment without investigation misses the root cause.
When to see a specialist
- Two or more UTIs in six months
- UTI with fever or loin pain (possible kidney infection)
- UTIs in men (always warrant investigation)
- UTI not clearing with standard antibiotics
- Associated haematuria
Assessment
★ Key Differentiator
Aquablation — Advanced Prostate Treatment
For men with significant BPH, Aquablation offers a robotic waterjet procedure with outstanding results and significantly lower risk of sexual side effects than traditional TURP surgery. NICE approved since 2021. Performed by Mr. Jesuraj at Ramsay Tees Valley Hospital, Middlesbrough.
Your Journey
What to Expect at Your Consultation
Book & Prepare
Contact us by phone, WhatsApp or the online form. You’ll receive a confirmation with any preparation advice — typically none required for an initial consultation.
Your Consultation
A full 45-minute appointment with Mr. Jesuraj. He will take a detailed history, examine you if appropriate, and may perform same-visit diagnostics — urine dipstick, bladder scan, or flow rate test.
Your Plan
You will leave with a clear diagnosis or investigation plan, written up and sent to you. There is no pressure — all decisions are made at your own pace and fully informed.
Treatment & Follow-up
If treatment is needed — whether medication, a procedure, or surgery — this is arranged promptly. Follow-up is included. Mr. Jesuraj is accessible throughout your care.
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Appointments available Monday, Thursday and Friday at Best Life Clinic, Stockton-on-Tees. Most patients are seen within 7 days.