Dr. Mohamed Rabie is a specialist in urology and urological endoscopy, andrology, and erectile dysfunction in Ismailia. He provides specialized services for diagnosing and treating urinary tract conditions, prostate problems, kidney and urinary tract stones, urinary tract infections, as well as erectile dysfunction, male infertility, and delayed conception.

Dr. Mohamed Rabie provides a comprehensive range of urology and andrology services, including:

• Urological surgery.

• Urological endoscopy.

• Treatment of prostate conditions.

• Treatment of kidney, ureter, and bladder stones.

• Treatment of urinary tract infections.

• Treatment of urinary tract strictures.

• Treatment of erectile dysfunction.

• Treatment of premature ejaculation.

• Treatment of male infertility and delayed conception.

• Regular urological examinations and follow-up.

Stone treatment depends on their size, location, number, and the patient’s condition. Treatment may include monitoring and medications in some cases, or endoscopic intervention when necessary. Dr. Mohamed Rabie provides endoscopic and laser stone fragmentation and removal procedures, which can help treat many cases without the need for open surgery.

A patient may need a urological endoscopy to diagnose or treat certain conditions, such as urinary tract stones, some bladder problems, urinary tract strictures, or certain cases of blood in the urine. The doctor determines whether an endoscopic procedure is needed after evaluating the symptoms and performing the necessary tests.

The evaluation of delayed conception in men begins with reviewing the patient’s medical history and conducting appropriate tests. This may include a semen analysis and other examinations depending on the individual case, with the aim of identifying the causes of reduced fertility and developing a treatment plan that meets the patient’s needs.

Symptoms that may require a consultation with a urologist include burning during urination, frequent urination, painful urination, blood in the urine, lower abdominal or back pain, or recurrent urinary tract infections. Proper diagnosis helps identify the cause of the infection and determine the appropriate treatment.

A visit to a urologist is recommended when persistent or unusual symptoms occur, such as difficulty urinating or a weak urine stream, frequent urination, burning during urination, blood in the urine, kidney or lower back pain, erectile dysfunction, or delayed conception. Early evaluation can help identify the cause and begin appropriate treatment before the condition progresses.

Urological surgery is a medical specialty that deals with diseases and issues affecting the urinary system (kidneys, bladder, ureters, urethra) and male reproductive organs (such as the prostate, testes, and vas deferens). This specialty includes a wide range of surgical procedures to treat various problems, such as:

• Kidney stone treatment: Using traditional or advanced surgical techniques such as stone fragmentation with lasers or shock waves.
• Treatment of chronic urinary tract infections: Such as pelvic or bladder infections.
• Correction of congenital defects: Like dilation or defects in the ureters or urethra.
• Prostate tumor removal: Whether malignant or due to benign prostate enlargement.
• Surgical treatment of varicocele: Which can affect sperm production and lead to infertility.

Male infertility can result from a variety of potential causes, some of which are related to problems with sperm production or transport, while others are associated with hormonal or environmental factors:

• Problems with sperm production:
  • Low sperm count: A sperm count lower than 15 million sperm per milliliter of semen is considered low.
  • Poor sperm motility: Sperm may be unable to swim properly to reach and fertilize the egg.
  • Abnormal sperm morphology: Abnormal shapes of sperm can affect their ability to fertilize the egg.
• Blockages in the sperm ducts: Blockages in the vas deferens or other ducts may prevent sperm from reaching the semen.
• Hormonal imbalances: Disorders in testosterone levels or pituitary gland function can affect sperm production.
• Infections: Infections such as orchitis (inflammation of the testes) or prostatitis (inflammation of the prostate) can impact male fertility.
• Varicocele: Enlarged veins in the scrotum can disrupt blood flow to the testes, leading to decreased sperm quality.
• Environmental and lifestyle factors: Smoking, alcohol consumption, obesity, stress, exposure to chemicals or radiation, or excessive heat may all contribute to reduced fertility.

Prostatectomy is a surgical procedure to remove the prostate gland, primarily used to treat the following conditions:

• Prostate cancer: If the cancer is localized within the prostate and has not spread to surrounding tissues.
• Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH): A non-cancerous enlargement of the prostate that leads to urinary problems.
• Chronic prostatitis: When the prostate becomes inflamed, causing chronic pain and difficulty urinating.

Prostatectomy techniques include:

• Traditional open surgery: Performed through an incision in the lower abdomen.
• Laparoscopic surgery: Performed using small incisions and a camera to visualize the area being treated.
• Robotic surgery: Involving the use of robotic assistance to reduce the overall size of incisions and improve the precision of the procedure.

Yes, male infertility can be treated depending on the underlying cause. Available treatments include:

• Medications: If there is a hormonal issue, such as low testosterone, or if there are infections, medications can be used to address the cause.
• Surgery: If there is a blockage in the sperm ducts, surgery may be performed to remove the obstruction or correct abnormalities.
• Assisted reproductive technologies:
  • In vitro fertilization (IVF): The woman’s egg is retrieved and combined with sperm in the laboratory, then the fertilized egg is returned to the uterus.
  • Intracytoplasmic sperm injection (ICSI): A single sperm is directly injected into the egg in cases where the male has sperm production issues.

Kidney stones are solid pieces that form in the kidneys due to the accumulation of minerals. If the stones are large or cause pain, they may be treated by fragmentation. Fragmentation techniques include:

• Extracorporeal Shock Wave Lithotripsy (ESWL): High-frequency sound waves are used to break the stones into small pieces so that they can be expelled through urine.
• Laser fragmentation: In cases where stones are difficult to treat with shock waves, lasers can be used to break the stones inside the kidneys or bladder.
• Surgical fragmentation: In rare cases when other methods are unsuccessful, open surgery may be performed to remove large stones.