A urologist who knows your case, for Henry County families
Henry County families have their visits at our Conyers Clinic, 1366 Wellbrook Circle Suite B, and any procedure at our Snellville Clinic & Surgery Center. You’ll have one team, and a friendly voice on the phone to help you book.
Stone pain is often what sends people looking for a urologist sooner than planned. Typical signs are waves of pain in the side or back that can spread toward the groin, burning when you urinate, discolored or cloudy urine, nausea, and needing to go often. Fever and chills can mean infection.
With imaging and lab work, our urologists help you decide if a stone is likely to pass with management or needs a procedure, such as shock wave lithotripsy or ureteroscopy with a laser. For the biggest stones, treatment may take place in a hospital. If you form stones repeatedly, ask about finding out why.
Go to the ER for pain so severe you can’t get comfortable, fever or shaking chills, or if you can’t urinate.
What else do we help with?
Blood in the urine, even once
Prostate symptoms or a PSA result to follow up
Bladder urgency or leakage
Erection changes or low testosterone
What do patients often ask?
Where will my visits take place?
Most Henry County visits take place at our Conyers Clinic, 1366 Wellbrook Circle Suite B, and procedures are done at our Snellville Clinic & Surgery Center, 1557 Janmar Rd. You’ll find all of our locations on advancedurology.com.
How do I book my first visit?
Just call us at (678) 344-8900. Our team will find a time that works for you and answer any questions before you come in.
Can I have visits in one place and a procedure in another?
Yes. Many people see a urologist in Conyers and have any procedure at the Snellville surgery center, within the same practice.
Are there videos on this?
Dr. Vik Sabarwal explains overactive bladder, and a short video introduces Advanced Urology.