Which department should a male patient visit for genital examination?

Some men place particular emphasis on the health of their genital organs and therefore undergo periodic medical examinations at hospitals. So, which department should men visit for genital examinations?

Which Department Should Men Visit for Genital Examinations?

Men should visit the Urology and Andrology Department for genital examinations. The male reproductive organs—including the penis, scrotum, and testes—are vital structures that significantly influence sexual function and fertility. Commonly recommended tests include urinalysis, prostate fluid analysis, semen analysis, urinary tract ultrasound, and transrectal ultrasound to assess post-void residual urine in the prostate. These examinations help diagnose conditions such as prostatitis and seminal vesiculitis, and evaluate overall semen quality.

Men with multiple sexual partners who neglect proper genital hygiene are at higher risk for conditions such as balanitis and folliculitis. If papules or bumps appear on the glans penis, balanitis should be considered first. Bumps on the shaft of the penis may indicate inflammation of the foreskin. Small bumps on the scrotum may suggest sebaceous cysts or follicular disorders—such as folliculitis or follicular occlusion.

Among common sexually transmitted infections (STIs), condyloma acuminatum (genital warts) often presents initially as small, wart-like papules. The most frequently affected sites include the glans penis, urethral meatus, and preputial area. Therefore, any new papules or bumps appearing on the male genitalia warrant prompt medical evaluation. We hope this information is helpful to you!