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I am an innovative urology consult subspecialised in the management of complex issues of the prostate (prostate enlargement, prostatitis, prostate cancer) and bladder ( overactive bladder, urinary tract infections, bladder cancer) .
Mr Calleja has honed techniques in Robotic Pelvic Surgery (prostate cancer and bladder cancer) based on national and international developments and keeps abreast with the latest updates. To become a leading urologist one needs to be humble and always ready to learn.
Mr Calleja works in the high volume Sussex Regional Centre for prostate and bladder cancer surgery covering a population size of 1.5 million. This spans from Brighton, Hove, Haywards heath, Crawley, Maidstone, Tunbridge Wells, Eastbourne, and Hastings.
Many patients seek a second opinion through online consultations as one of my strengths is the explanation of the disease/treatment in a way for every individual to understand , it's all about patient empowerment.
In the UK, about 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. Many advances have happened at all stages of the disease.
Prostate cancer in its early phase does not cause any symptoms.
Symptoms of advanced or metastatic (when cancer spread) prostate cancer can be:
In the UK, about 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer in their lifetime. Many advances have happened at all stages of the disease.
Prostate cancer in its early phase does not cause any symptoms.
Symptoms of advanced or metastatic (when cancer spread) prostate cancer can be:
Many men explore natural options to prevent prostate cancer or slow its growth,
I have dedicated my life to help, guide and support prostate cancer patients. As an NHS Consultant dedicated to prostate and bladder cancer I am continuously developing news skills for prostate cancer robotic surgery, developing enhanced recovery protocols and survivorship programme to address the unmet needs of men living with prostate cancer.
Prostate enlargement starts at the age of 25 years, and typically men experience waterwork trouble at the age of 50 and above with an impact on one's quality of life.
If you have mild symptoms, you will be asked to perform lifestyle changes;
Prostate enlargement starts at the age of 25 years, and typically men experience waterwork trouble at the age of 50 and above with an impact on one's quality of life.
If you have mild symptoms, you will be asked to perform lifestyle changes;
Medicine can be prescribed to shrink the prostate and relax your bladder neck to help you empty the bladder better.
Surgery is only indicated when you have not responded to medical treatment.
There are various treatment options for benign prostate enlargement (BPE or BPH). Depending on the size of your prostate and medical conditions treatment needs to be tailore accordingly. Discuss with your NHS consultant, or private urologist to guide you in your options.
Inflammation of the prostate that can happen once or becomes recurrent with detrimental impact on a man's quality of life.
There are 2 main types of prostatitis:
Inflammation of the prostate that can happen once or becomes recurrent with detrimental impact on a man's quality of life.
There are 2 main types of prostatitis:
Your NHS Consultant or private urologist will run tests and explore different treatment options.
The road to resolution of chronic prostatitis is not a straight path and one needs to be prepared of failure and recurrence.
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Known as the Cinderella Cancer as it does not receive the merited attention yet it is one of the most aggressive cancers.
Multiple factors increase your risk of developing bladder cancer. Smoking is one of the main causes. Exposure to chemicals like petroleum, dyes, rubbers, paints, plastics, sieasel fumes and leather tanning are the se
Known as the Cinderella Cancer as it does not receive the merited attention yet it is one of the most aggressive cancers.
Multiple factors increase your risk of developing bladder cancer. Smoking is one of the main causes. Exposure to chemicals like petroleum, dyes, rubbers, paints, plastics, sieasel fumes and leather tanning are the second leading cause of bladder cancer. Chronic urinary tract infections (UTIs), long term catheter, diabetes, bladder stones and bilharzia are other contributing factors.
If you experience recurrent UTI, bleeding with urine (haeamaturia) or experience painful emptying of the bladder seek medical attention.
Your NHS urologist, or nurse specialist will organise a camera test (flexible cystoscopy) and CT scan.
If caught early there are multiple treatments available; transurethral resection of bladder tumour (TURBT), chemotherapy /immunotherapy instilled in the bladder, robotic surgery for bladder cancer or radiotherapy.
30% to 50% of adult women will suffer with a urinary infection in their lifetime.
Of these 25% of women will have a second infection within 6 months.
Around 2.5% of women will have recurrent urinary infections .
How do I know that I have a urinary tract infection (UTI)?
30% to 50% of adult women will suffer with a urinary infection in their lifetime.
Of these 25% of women will have a second infection within 6 months.
Around 2.5% of women will have recurrent urinary infections .
How do I know that I have a urinary tract infection (UTI)?
Traditionally antibiotics have been the only answer, today there is so much more. Speak to your UtI NHS consultant or private urologist.
Waking up at night to empty bladder can make one's life miserable.
What causes nocturia?
Your HHS Consultant will ask you to fill a
Waking up at night to empty bladder can make one's life miserable.
What causes nocturia?
Your HHS Consultant will ask you to fill a frequency volume chart to see your drinking habits and volumes and as well how much you empty your bladder. Blood tests and urine tests may be ordered.
Disturbed sleep leads to many underlying problems like fatigue, falls, anxiety, and more. There are simple life adjustments that one can adopt to improve this.
Eastbourne District General Hospital (DGH), Kings Drive, Eastbourne, England BN21 2YU, United Kingdom
Secretary Karen Traies 0300 131 5475 Ext: 735 475 Karen.traies@nhs.net