Urologist
As a Noun
- A medical doctor specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases related to the urinary tract in both men and women.
- A specialist in male reproductive health, including conditions affecting the prostate, testes, and fertility.
As Other Form
- Urology (Noun): The branch of medicine dealing with the urinary system and male reproductive organs.
- Urological (Adjective): Related to urology or the urinary system.
Word History
The word urologist comes from the Greek ouron (urine) and logos (study). It became a medical term in the 19th century, referring to specialists in urinary and male reproductive health.
Examples
- The patient visited a urologist for kidney stone treatment. (Noun – medical specialist)
- A urologist treats conditions like urinary infections and prostate disorders. (Noun – specialist in urinary health)
- Urological advancements have improved treatments for bladder issues. (Adjective – related to urology)
Synonyms
Urinary specialist, kidney doctor, prostate specialist
Related Words
Nephrology, andrology, urinary health, medical specialist
Antonyms
(No direct antonyms, but “general physician” or “non-specialist doctor” could be considered in context.)
