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New at Medino · Urology & andrology
Urology in Vienna –
take it on before it causes trouble
For men, women and children. Without the waiting-room marathon.
Annual cancer screening, vasectomy, bladder infection or prostate complaints: the two specialists take their time – discreet, understandable and with appointments until 8 pm.
Urological check-up · cancer screening
Men wait. Cancer does not.
Thirty minutes a year that can make the difference.
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in Austria – detected early, it is very treatable. Even so, only about one man in eight goes for regular screening. The annual urology check looks at prostate, bladder, kidney and testicles together – with little discomfort and without a referral.
This is how simple the urology check is
Conversation
History, your questions, your personal risk situation – without time pressure.
Examination & ultrasound
Physical examination and ultrasound of kidney, bladder, prostate or testicles.
Laboratory & findings
Urine and blood tests (for example the PSA value) – explained in plain language instead of jargon.
Good to know
- Young men, take note: testicular cancer is the most common cancer between 20 and 45 – the monthly self-examination is gladly shown to you at the practice.
- The palpation of the prostate takes only a few seconds and is more unpleasant in your head than in reality.
- Blood in the urine, frequent urge to urinate or getting up at night? That belongs on the examination table, not on the back burner.
- Sensible for women too: bladder and kidneys benefit from screening just as much.
No referral, no long waiting times: at a Wahlarzt practice you book your screening appointment directly online – in the evening until 8 pm or on Saturdays.
Secure a screening appointmentVasectomy · family planning complete
Vasectomy in Vienna: the small procedure with the great certainty
When family planning is complete, the vasectomy is the safest form of contraception – considerably safer than the pill or the condom, and a fair contribution from the man. At Medino the procedure is carried out on an outpatient basis under local anaesthetic and takes about 30 minutes.
- Detailed consultation beforehand – all questions, no pressure
- Outpatient under local anaesthetic, about 30 minutes – no hospital stay
- Only a few days taking it easy, then back to everyday life
- Follow-up semen analysis after the procedure – only then does it count as safe contraception
- Circumcision and frenulotomy also possible on an outpatient basis
Carried out by Dr. Suarez-Ibarrola in close cooperation with Dr. Schwittai. Important: the vasectomy should be regarded as a final decision – the advice on this is open, including on whether it fits your situation in life.
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Urology for women · with the female urologist
Another bladder infection? There is a better way than the next antibiotic.
About one woman in two has a bladder infection at least once in her life – for many it keeps coming back. Instead of treating it briefly each time, Dr. Schwittai gets to the bottom of the causes: in a structured way, with empathy, and from woman to woman.
- Assessment of recurring urinary tract infections – including ultrasound, laboratory and, if needed, cystoscopy
- Prevention instead of an endless antibiotic loop: individual strategies against recurrence
- Accompanied by complementary medicine on request – phytotherapy, vitamin C and vitamin B infusions
- Also for urgency, incontinence and a weak bladder – discreetly and without taboos
Short distances in the building: gynaecology, laboratory and pelvic floor physiotherapy are all at one address at Medino.
Book with the female urologistMen's health · andrology
What men do not talk about is treated anyway. Discreetly.
Erectile problems, ejaculation problems, an unfulfilled wish for a child: it affects millions of men, and hardly any of them talk about it. Yet having it looked at pays off twice over – because behind potency problems there are often treatable causes.
- Assessment and treatment of erectile and ejaculation disorders
- Fertility in men: semen analysis and andrological diagnostics
- Testosterone & hormone status – tiredness and lack of drive taken seriously
- Confidential, without embarrassment – you talk to doctors, not to a waiting room
On questions of fertility we work closely with reproductive medicine at Medino – short distances, one set of findings, one plan.
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Assessment & treatment
Complaints you should not sit out
From a frequent urge to urinate to a kidney stone: what is behind it is investigated – with modern diagnostics right here in the practice.
Problems passing urine
Weak stream, frequent or nocturnal urge to urinate, burning – the cause is investigated.
Benign prostate enlargement (BPH)
Drug treatment and advice on modern, minimally invasive procedures.
Bladder & kidney stones
Diagnostics, acute care and prevention, so that the next stone does not form in the first place.
Uro-oncology
Assessment of conspicuous findings, advice, second opinion and structured follow-up care.
Modern diagnostics on site
Ultrasound, urine and blood laboratory, cystoscopy if needed – without a clinic odyssey.
Complementary medicine
Phytotherapy and vitamin infusions – scientifically classified, alongside conventional medicine.
Paediatric urology
And when it concerns your child? Doctors at the MEDINO Medical Centre help here too.
At Medino urology does not stop with adults: bed-wetting, a narrowed foreskin (phimosis) or an undescended testicle are common – and treatable. Assessment is carried out in a way that suits children, without fear or pressure, hand in hand with the paediatricians in the building. That way the visit to the doctor stays a good appointment for your child – and you have one worry less.
Book an appointment for your childUrology at MEDINO
Two specialists, one standard: medicine that listens
International surgical expertise meets a holistic view. And because urology is a matter of trust, at Medino you have the choice – a female or a male urologist.
Special interests: men's health, vasectomy & circumcision, uro-oncology
Special interests: urology for women, men and children, complementary medicine
How it works
From the first click to clarity
Book an appointment online
In real time through the Medino scheduler – without a referral, without a telephone queue.
Conversation & examination
History, physical examination, ultrasound – urine and blood laboratory if needed.
Findings you understand
A clear classification instead of jargon – and a plan that fits your life.
Treatment & support
With medication, as an outpatient procedure or complementary – with a fixed contact person.
Why Medino?
A medical centre for the whole family – in the heart of the 1st district, with medicine that takes its time.
Time & discretion
Detailed conversations in a confidential atmosphere – especially on sensitive subjects.
Short distances in the building
Laboratory, gynaecology, fertility, internal medicine, physiotherapy – short distances instead of doctor hopping.
Flexible as a Wahlarzt practice
Real-time online booking, short waiting times, appointments until 8 pm and on Saturdays.
The doctors and therapists at MEDINO are self-employed. The treatment contract is concluded with the treating person in each case.
Location & how to get here
In the heart of Vienna – quick to reach, even in your lunch break
Medino is centrally located in the 1st district by the city hall. Many patients combine the appointment with their journey to work.
Public transport: U2 Rathaus and tram 2 are each a three-minute walk, tram 46 Auerspergstrasse three minutes, U3 Volkstheater seven minutes.
By car: There are several car parks in the immediate vicinity:
Auerspergstrasse 6, 1010 Vienna
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Mon 9–18 · Tue–Fri 9–20 · Sat 10–15 · Sun closed
The consulting hours of the individual doctors may differ.
+43 1 226 5567 · servus@medino.at
Wahlarzt practice · fee note for submission to your health insurance fund
The hardest step is the first one. It takes two minutes.
Whether it is screening, advice on a vasectomy or a subject you have been putting off for a long time – book your appointment now.
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Frequently asked questions
Good to know
From what age should I as a man go for urological screening?
Does the prostate examination hurt?
How does a urological examination proceed?
How safe is the vasectomy – and how long does the procedure take?
Does the vasectomy affect potency or hormones?
I keep getting bladder infections – can a female urologist help me?
When should I have erectile problems looked at?
Do you also treat children?
What does complementary medicine mean in urology?
Do I need a referral?
What does the appointment cost – and what does the insurance fund pay back?
What should I bring to the first appointment?
Approved by Daniel Tourou on 1 September 2026