Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers to common questions about appointments, symptoms, and therapies.
No. Dr. Imani has stressed in an interview that incontinence should not simply be seen as a normal consequence of ageing or childbirth; the cause should be properly investigated.
It evaluates the function of the bladder and urethra and helps determine the type of urinary disorder and the right treatment.
Management depends on the size, site and type of the stone and on the patient: from observation and medical therapy to lithotripsy, endoscopic techniques or surgery.
Cystoscopy, catheterisation, ureteral stent placement and removal, selected minor procedures, urethral stricture assessment, bladder biopsy and urodynamic testing — at the doctor's discretion.
Complete the appointment form on this website or call the Saadat Abad clinic. The clinic team will call you back to confirm a time.
Yes. Both female urology and pediatric urology appear in Dr. Imani's listed areas of expertise.