Listen for the pulse of the medical community.

In a recent poll of 660 physicians, doctors shared their thoughts and concerns about patient relations. Here are the highlights of what your urologist wishes you knew.

Your Urologist Needs to See You Regularly

Many patients put off doctor visits until something goes wrong. However, it’s hard for your urologist to asses the problem without any context or personal history. That’s why it’s important to establish a long term relationship with your urologist by getting regular check ups.

Your Urologist Wants You to Ask Questions

Many people feel rushed during medical consultations, but the truth is that doctors welcome questions, feedback, and concerns.

Get to Know Your Urologist Better

We’ve already mentioned the importance of establishing a long term relationship to help clue your urologist in on what’s considered “out of the ordinary” for you, but it’s also important to get to know your urologist on a more personal level. You wouldn’t want to find out that you disagree with your urologist’s style or personality later down the road.

For more information or tips about getting the best medical care, contact Dr. Michael S. Kaplan at (702) 454-6226.