Urologist in Lake Charles and Sulphur, LA
Welcome to Advanced Urology of Southwest Louisiana
Dr. Siddiq is a board certified urologist with many years of experience taking care of complex urology conditions. He and the staff at Advanced Urology are dedicated to providing the highest quality compassionate care that is tailored to your needs. Our patients are our family. We serve a wide variety of patients from Southwest Louisiana and beyond who are seeking cutting edge urologic care with a personal touch.
Dr. Siddiq is fellowship trained in minimally invasive, robotic-assisted urologic surgery using the da Vinci surgical system as well as the management of kidney stones. He also treats all urology conditions such as urologic cancer, vasectomy, difficulty with urination, urinary incontinence, low testosterone, erectile dysfunction, and urinary tract infections.
Comprehensive Urologic Treatment
At Advanced Urology, we offer a wide range of urologic services including vasectomy, treatment for urinary incontinence, sexual dysfunction, BPH, prostate, bladder and kidney cancers & more.
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How Is Erectile Dysfunction Diagnosed?
How is erectile dysfunction diagnosed? It is typically done through the process of elimination. There are so many factors involved in getting and maintaining an erection firm enough to have sexual relations, your doctor will test one possibility at a time to finally reach the real cause.
Blood In Urine: Diagnosing The Cause And Treatment
If there is blood in urine, diagnosing the cause and treatment options should become a priority. The sooner you discover the cause, treatment can begin. It may be a simple infection or it could be something more serious. Don’t wait if you suspect or see blood in your urine.
Prostate Cancer Screening: 3 Reasons Why Getting Tested Matters
Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting men — and one of the easiest to miss. In its earliest stages, prostate cancer typically causes few or no symptoms, which means many men feel completely healthy while the disease quietly develops.