Prostate Cancer

The prostate is a small organ that is part of the male reproductive system and is located inside the body, below the bladder. It can get affected by several diseases including cancer.

Symptoms of prostate disease can be:

  • Difficult passage of urine or frequent visits to the restroom.
  • Other times there maybe no symptoms at all
  • Men above 40-45 years old should get regular check ups with their urologist.

Kidney and Bladder Disease

The Kidneys and bladder are important for general health. Both organs may be affected by different conditions:

  • UTI
  • Kidney stones
  • Bladder pain


❖ It is important to notice these conditions early and receive specialist treatment to avoid long-term complications.

Other conditions affecting the urinary system can also be identified and treated by the Urologist.

  • Blood in urine
  • Male pelvic pain
  • Urethral pain

❖ Some conditions can be treated by medications alone

❖ Others may require a minor procedure

❖ A few cases need complex surgery


It is therefore very important to seek specialist medical attention quickly.

General Urology

Meet your Doctor

Dr. Chalwe is an internationally accredited and recognized Urological surgeon dedicated to clinical excellence. She uses her vast experience to ensure the best outcomes and high standards of care. Dr. Chalwe is also an active clinical researcher and passionate patient advocate. She is affiliated with the College of Surgeons of Eastern Central & Southern Africa, as well as The American College of Surgeons.

Dr. Mumba Chalwe

MBChb, MMED Uro., FCS Urol., PGD Cancer & Clinical Oncology

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ( FAQs)

Q: Is Prostate enlargement the same as prostate cancer?

A: No it is not the same, they are different conditions that can affect the prostate gland.


Q: Is Prostate cancer Curable?

A: Yes, depending on the stage Prostate cancer is curable.


Q: Can natural remedies treat Prostate disease?

A: It is advisable to seek specialist attention and advice as some natural remedies may not be suitable for your particular condition.


Q: Is UTI a sexually transmitted disease?

A: No, UTI is not sexually transmitted.


Q: Should I see a doctor for blood in urine even if it was only once?

A: Yes, blood in urine requires urgent attention by your Urologist.


Q: Can a man have a UTI?

A: Yes, a man can get a UTI and should always see a specialist for further investigations as to the cause.

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