Urinary Tract Infection Treatments in Buffalo, Orchard Park, Cheektowaga, Hamburg, Jamestown & Niagara Falls, NY

Providing Quality Care for Other Urinary Conditions

Bladder problems can be not only uncomfortable or painful but a sign of something worse. These conditions often require help from a urology clinic because this is such a specialized field. The specialists at Western New York Urology Associates offer treatment for nearly every urological condition affecting men, women and children .

An experienced urology clinic can help diagnose and treat urinary conditions. This includes urinary tract infections, bladder problems such as incontinence, kidney problems, various types of cancer, and more. From prostate cancer treatment to urinary tract infection treatment, Western New York Urology Associates helps those in Western New York with their urology needs.

If you experience difficulty urinating, a burning sensation when urinating, and lower back pain, you might have a urinary tract infection. An unpleasant condition, this infection can become serious if left untreated. We offer prompt diagnosis and treatment to provide relief and remove the infection as quickly as possible.

If you suffer from incontinence or other bladder issues, relief is possible. The compassionate professionals at Western New York Urology Associates will help diagnose and treat your condition so that you can go through your day with confidence.

Our urology clinic can also diagnose and assist in the treatment of various cancers that affect the urinary system. Affected systems can include the prostate, bladders, ureters, and the male reproductive system. From initial diagnosis to mapping out a treatment plan, we will be there every step of the way.

Here is additional information about some of these conditions:

Urinary Tract Infections

A urinary tract infection (UTI) occurs when bacteria gets into the urinary tract (where urine is made and stored). Here are some signs of a urinary tract infection:

• Urgent need to urinate, but you only produce a few drops of urine
• Burning sensation while urinating
• Hard to control urination; some urine may leak onto your clothing
• Urine may have an unpleasant odor or cloudy look
• Lower back pain, fever or chills
• Urine may have an unpleasant odor or cloudy look

If the urinary tract infection has progressed to a kidney infection, you may experience more severe symptoms including a fever, chills, lower back pain, nausea, and vomiting. Immediately make an appointment at our urology clinic if you begin experiencing the symptoms of a urinary tract infection so that we can provide medical care.

A urologist at Western New York Urology Associates can determine whether or not you have a urinary tract infection. If you do have an infection, we will most likely prescribe an antibiotic. To help reduce your risk of getting a urinary tract infection:

• Don’t postpone—urinate when you feel the urge.
• Don’t rush—take the time when you urinate to empty your bladder completely.
• Respond to your body’s signals of thirst by drinking enough water or other liquids every day.
• Consult your doctor at the first sign of a problem. Urinary tract infections are very common, and they are easiest to treat if caught before they become severe.

Conditions treated through the Continence and Pelvic Floor Rehab Program

Our urology clinic offers some of the latest in breakthrough therapy, managed by a team of doctors, nurses and physician assistants who are specially trained in continence and pelvic dysfunction.

Some of the conditions we treat include:

• Interstitial cystitis—chronic pelvic pain associated with urinary frequency, tenderness and pain, usually relieved by emptying the bladder.
• Fecal incontinence—a condition in which muscles surrounding the pelvic floor, and rectum become weakened, causing loss of control. Fecal incontinence may occur in women after childbirth, the elderly, in patients after some surgeries, and in patients with fecal impaction.
• Chronic constipation—a disorder that prevents patients from performing normal bowel movements for prolonged periods of time without the assistance of medication or enemas.
• Pelvic pain—a condition typically experienced by women with disorders such as endometriosis or dysmenorrhea and post-surgical scarring.
• Vulvodynia—intense pain, burning or itching of the vulvar area.
• Enuresis—nighttime bedwetting.

The Continence and Pelvic Floor Rehab Program also offers comprehensive treatment plans for incontinence and urine leakage. Please visit the Incontinence/Urine Leakage section of this website to learn more.

Turn to Us for Compassionate Services

Western New York Urology Associates proudly serves patients throughout Western New York, including Buffalo, NY; Cheektowaga, NY; Hamburg, NY; Jamestown, NY; Niagara Falls, NY; Orchard Park, NY; Lockport, NY; Springville, NY; Batavia, NY; and Sanborn, NY.

For more information about urinary tract infection treatment, prostate cancer treatment, or any of our other services, please call us, email info@wnyurology.com, or fill out this online form.