Urologist Doctor Yaman Altal with Over 16 Years of Experience in Treating Urological Issues
Feb 22, 2023
Urologist Dr. Yaman Altal is a consultant urologist, stent implantation expert, and British board certified, with more than 16 years of experience in London. He uses medication and surgical treatment for men and women with urological problems.
Amman Governorate, Jordan - February 22, 2023 —
According to announcements released by Dr. Yaman Altal, he is a consultant urologist doctor with subspecialties in laparoscopic and robotic surgeries for kidney cancers, bladder cancers, and prostate cancers. Dr. Altal is experienced in oncology and andrology surgeries.
Dr. Altal treats erectile dysfunction by implanting penile stents. The surgery is simple and can be performed in approximately an hour. The simple procedure, executed under general or local anesthesia, has a high success rate and helps men recover from sexual impotence.
Dr. Altal recommends penile stent implantation for patients with hypertension and diabetes. The procedure is a safe option for those who’ve attempted to treat erectile dysfunction with exercises and lifestyle changes but have had little success. A medicine-based approach is not advisable for such individuals because of the risk of complications.
He approaches each case on its merits and considers the patient’s age and health. There is a choice in stents, and patients are informed about the salient features of the options available. Dr. Altal is particular about implanting the right-sized stent to ensure maximum comfort and ease of use. He implants hydraulic supports where stronger erections are desirable; flexible penis supports are an effective, wallet-friendly option.
Dr. Yaman Altal opines that erectile dysfunction is no longer a condition prevalent among the elderly. Men below the age of 50 are now having to deal with it. Common causes are a lack of exercise, obesity, and diet. Dr. Altal has helped patients from the Middle East and other parts of the world regain their confidence and health through effective treatment procedures.
For more information, go to https://www.dryaman.com/
Dr. Yaman Altal said, “Worldwide, there are several ways to remove and treat the bladder. There is no conclusive scientific evidence on the preference for any of these types, and traditional surgery remains the golden reference. However, laparoscopic and robotic surgery is distinguished by the rapid discharge of the patient from the hospital.
Still, concerning recovery from cancer, it depends on choosing a specialized surgeon, regardless of the operation.
When transplanting a bladder from the intestine, the patient must be on a course of medicine for a while until the body gets used to the new bladder. The patient must stay in the hospital five to ten days after the operation. Jordan is characterized by high experience in this type of operation, and the cost of bladder transplantation in Jordan varies according to the kind of operation.
I perform cystectomy and bowel transplant surgeries in the best hospitals in Jordan. I also treat benign prostatic hyperplasia. If you’re experiencing the symptoms of this condition, then see a doctor specializing in kidney surgery, urinary tract, and prostate surgery.
The doctor will examine the prostate through the anus and do a blood test, PSA test, urinalysis, and urine test. These symptoms may sometimes result from an enlarged prostate that is not benign, so whoever feels them should see a urologist for reassurance.”
About the Doctor:
Dr. Yaman Altal is a urology and kidney surgery consultant in Amman, Jordan. He is a former lecturer at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Birmingham, UK. His subspecialties include laparoscopic and robotic surgeries of kidney, prostate, and bladder cancers.
Contact Info:
Name: Dr. Yaman Altal
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Organization: Dr. Yaman Altal
Address: Abdali Hospital, ِAl-Istethmar St., Amman
Phone: 00962790345019
Website: https://www.dryaman.com/
Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JJLA7qC8cP4&t=2s
Release ID: 89090713
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