Urological Symptom Checker — Check Your Symptoms

Step 1 — Your Age Group

Select your age range

18–29

30–39

40–49

50–64

65+

Step 2 — Select Your Symptoms

Choose all symptoms that apply to you

🚿 Weak urine stream or straining to urinate

🔄 Frequent urination (going more than 8 times/day)

🌙 Waking at night to urinate (nocturia)

⚡ Flank or side pain radiating to groin

🔴 Blood in urine (haematuria)

🔥 Burning or pain on urination

💧 Urethral discharge

↓ Erectile dysfunction or weak erections

📉 Low libido or reduced sex drive

⏱ Premature ejaculation

⚠ Scrotal pain or swelling

🔍 Testicular lump or change in size

🩸 Blood in semen

🎯 Pelvic or perineal pain/discomfort

💦 Urinary leakage or incontinence

📊 High blood pressure or kidney function concerns

🌡 Fever or chills with urinary symptoms

⏸ Feeling of incomplete bladder emptying

💧 Post-void dribbling

↗ Curved or bent erection (Peyronie’s)

🧬 Difficulty conceiving / fertility concerns

🧪 Abnormal kidney blood tests (high creatinine)

Select one or more symptoms. The more specific you are, the better the results.

Step 3 — Duration & Severity

How long have you had these symptoms?

Less than 24 hours

A few days

1–4 weeks

More than a month

How severe are your symptoms?

Mild — manageable

Moderate — affecting daily life

Severe — very distressing

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Dr. Muhammad Khalid

MBBS · FCPS (Urology) · MCPS (Gen. Surgery) · IMC #539472 — Symptom mapping based on EAU Diagnostic Guidelines 2024 and AUA Clinical Algorithms.

This symptom checker is for educational guidance only. It does not provide a diagnosis. Always consult a qualified urologist or physician for proper clinical evaluation, especially if your symptoms are severe, sudden in onset, or include blood in the urine, fever, or acute pain.

Can this symptom checker diagnose my condition?

No. This tool identifies possible conditions based on symptom patterns and directs you to the most relevant clinical information. It is not a substitute for a physical examination, blood tests, imaging, or urological consultation. Consider it a starting point — not a final answer.

When should I go to A&E instead of using this tool?

If you have sudden, severe testicular pain (possible torsion — a 6-hour surgical emergency), inability to urinate at all (acute retention), heavy blood in urine with clots, or high fever with urinary symptoms, go to your nearest emergency department immediately. These conditions require urgent hands-on assessment, not an online tool. Read more about urological emergencies →

Why do some symptoms show a red warning?

Certain symptom combinations — such as blood in urine with fever, or acute testicular pain — can indicate conditions that require urgent medical evaluation. The tool flags these automatically because delaying assessment could affect outcomes. If you see a red warning, take it seriously.

Is this tool only for men?

This particular symptom checker is designed for male urological symptoms, which is the clinical focus of this site. Many urological conditions — such as kidney stones, UTIs, and blood in urine — also affect women, but the diagnostic pathways differ. Women experiencing urological symptoms should consult their GP or a urologist directly.