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22/11/2024

Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is often thought of as a standalone issue, but it can actually be an important signal for other underlying health conditions.

ED occurs when there’s difficulty in achieving or maintaining an er****on, and while it can sometimes be linked to stress or aging, it’s also commonly associated with more serious health concerns.

Here’s how ED connects to overall health:
🫀Heart Health & Cardiovascular Disease
🧁Diabetes
⚖️Hormonal Imbalances
🌰Prostate Health

This Movember, we’d like all men and their partners to understand that erectile dysfunction isn’t just a matter of sexual health; it’s an important health indicator that could highlight issues needing medical attention.

If you’re experiencing ED, don’t hesitate to consult a healthcare provider—it’s often an opportunity to catch other health concerns early and be proactive in taking charge of your health.

19/11/2024

What is a PSA test and who should have one? Read on ➡️

Speak to your GP or urologist today about whether a PSA test is appropriate for you.

More information can be found on our website at www.melbourneurologycentre.com.au

17/11/2024

As part of Movember, we’re reminding men and their partners of the common signs and symptoms of prostate health issues.

If you or your partner are experiencing any of the following symptoms, we encourage you to speak to your GP or urologist.

Our team at Melbourne Urology Centre supports all men to take charge of their health. We believe no one should face health concerns alone.

If you have questions about prostate health, testicular cancer, or any urological issues, we’re here for you.

14/11/2024

Introducing Dr Munad Khan!

Dr Munad has recently joined our team at Melbourne Urology Centre. He is a well travelled Australian-trained urologist with a particular interest in robotic surgery.

Having lived and worked in a diverse collection of towns and cities, Munad feels comfortable with being able to connect with people of all backgrounds and feels this is an essential step in the delivery of excellent urological care.

Munad is trained to provide treatment for all general urological problems including voiding difficulties, urinary stone disease as well as advanced open, laparoscopic and robotic procedures for all benign and malignant conditions.

Welcome, Dr Munad Khan!

10/11/2024

“Men will die on average 4.5 years earlier than women and for reasons that are largely preventable, which means that it doesn’t have to be that way.” -http://au.movember.com

Movember is men’s health awareness month.

Movember is all about making a difference in men’s mental and physical health.

Melbourne Urology Centre is here for men’s health this month, and always.

27/10/2024

Arranging a consultation with one of our urologists will give you the opportunity discuss Rezum and whether it may be an appropriate treatment for your individual condition.

The expected outcomes will be discussed with you, and you will have an opportunity to ask any questions or address concerns that you may have regarding the procedure.

23/09/2024

Melbourne Urology Centre's Doctors Shekib Shahbaz and Tony de Sousa recently attended the European Association of Urology’s Robotic Surgery Meeting in Bordeaux. There they shared ideas and knowledge in the latest robotic surgery techniques with leading urological surgeons from around the world.

18/08/2024

Recently out urologist Dr Shekib Shahbaz attended the Coloplast Mens Health Workshop in Brisbane: a meeting for men's health professionals in Australia and New Zealand to discuss what's new in the field of prosthetics.

10/06/2024

Only men have a prostate. It sits below the bladder and in front of the re**um, surrounding the urethra (the tube through which urine and semen pass).

The role of the prostate is to produce most of the fluid that constitutes semen. This fluid enriches and protects the s***m.

It's about the size of a walnut. As a man ages, the prostate may grow, sometimes causing bothersome urinary symptoms. These are not always signs of prostate cancer, but should be bought to the attention of your GP or urologist nonetheless, as they can affect quality of life.

27/05/2024

"Breaking Down the Barriers Post-Prostatectomy"

Dr Shahbaz presented to a community of prostate cancer nurses last week, around the topic of erectile dysfunction.

It was a wonderful evening, great food, and a fantastic opportunity to network with colleagues and share knowledge to improve patient outcomes.

Many thanks to Tarsh, Roxy and the team at Coloplast for organising this brilliant evening.

06/05/2024

Blood in the urine is called haematuria.

There are many possibly causes of haematuria, so it should always be investigated, even if it is only a single episode that clears up quickly.

Your family doctor will be able to arrange a number of preliminary tests for you, and then refer you to one of our specialist urologists accordingly, for further evaluation and management.

29/04/2024

Dr de Sousa was recently invited to be part of an expert panel to discuss his experience with Rezum treatment for BPH.

It was a great opportunity to meet and collaborate with leading international surgeon Professor Richard Hindley (left) who was a visiting guest from the UK.

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Melbourne, VIC

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 5pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 5pm

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+611300702811

Website

http://melbourneurologycentre.com.au/contact-us/appointment/

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