What is urology and who is a urologist or urologist specialist?

What is urology? Urology is a surgical specialty that deals with the treatment of diseases of the male and female urinary system and the male reproductive organs. This specialty is also related to the diagnosis and treatment of genital warts and the surgical care of male and female adrenal glands... Who is a urologist? Who is a doctor or urologist? It should be said that people who specialize in the field of urology and work in the field of diagnosis, treatment and control of diseases with urological disorders are called urologists... ### Urological diseases The parts of the body that are related to the urologist's expertise are: - Kidneys - Adrenal glands - ureter (the tube that carries urine from the kidneys to the bladder) - Bladder - Urinary tracts - Male reproductive system - Genital warts in men What is urology? Male urology examines and treats diseases of the male reproductive system. The male reproductive system includes the following: - Testicles - Epididymis (tubes on the back and attached to the testicles that are the place of maturation and storage of sperm) - The vas deferens (the tube that carries sperm from the testicles to the urethra) - Seminal sacs - Prostate - The penis Urinary and reproductive systems are closely related to each other and disorders affect each other. A significant part of the diseases that are treated in urology are called diseases of the reproductive system. Some of the common diseases that are treated by urologists are: - Urinary tract infection - Examination and treatment of sexually transmitted diseases such as the treatment and cause of genital warts in men and women - Damage to urological organs The main departments of urology are: - Urinary tract obstruction - Prostate enlargement - Erectile dysfunction - Urinary incontinence - Urinary tract destruction disease (stone) bladder cancer - Prostate cancer - Testicles - kidney Although urology is classified as a surgical specialty, it faces internal medicine, pediatrics, gynecology, and other specialties due to its wide range of clinical problems.. Due to the wide scope of urology, the American Urological Association has defined seven subcategories for urology, which are: - Pediatric urology - Urological oncology - Kidney transplant - Male infertility - Urinary tract stones - Prostate enlargement - Sexual urology including the treatment of genital warts in men and women