Dr. Sid Sergio - Urology Clinic

26/08/2026

Spent the 90s mastering controller combos, now using that same hand-eye coordination to perform endoscopic urologic surgery.

"Dad, I told you it wasn't a phase." 😁

25/08/2026

Wala po muna tayong clinic sa September 2 hanggang 4, 2026 (Miyerkules hanggang Biyernes) sa lahat ng clinics.

Tayo po ay dadalo sa 2026 UAA Convention sa Maynila upang magpakadalubhasa at mag-aral ng mga pinakabagong teknolohiya at pamamaraan sa larangan ng Urology, para sa mas mahusay na pangangalaga sa ating mga pasyente.

Babalik po ang ating regular na konsultasyon sa September 7, 2026 (Lunes).

For urgent medical concerns during this period, please dm us or contact my secretary Ms. Charie at 0968-8883252 Maraming salamat po sa inyong pag-unawa!

"Don't worry, its going to P*E Alright... " 🙂

23/08/2026

Ever noticed bubbles or foam in the toilet after you p*e? 🚽

Before you panic, know that it happens to almost everyone! While it is often completely harmless, persistent foam can sometimes be a whisper from your body that something needs checking.

Swipe through the slides below to learn why your urine might be bubbly and when you should talk to a doctor. 👇

16/08/2026

🚨 Back Pain or Kidney Problem? Separating Fact from Fiction! 🚨

Almost everyone experiences lower back pain at some point in their life. But one of the most common questions patients ask is:
👉 "Is my back pain just a muscle strain, or is it my kidneys?"Let’s bust a few common myths and help you understand how your back and kidneys are actually connected!

❌ MYTH #1: "Any pain in my lower back means I have a kidney problem.
"The Truth: Most lower back pain—especially pain in the middle or lower beltline area that gets worse when you bend, lift, or twist—is caused by muscles, ligaments, or spine issues. Kidney pain is felt higher up and further toward the side or back.

❌ MYTH #2: "If I drink water and rest, kidney pain will just go away.
"The Truth: While staying hydrated is essential for prevention, muscle pain usually responds well to rest and physical therapy. Kidney pain—especially from infection or stones—often requires specific medical evaluation and targeted treatment.

🚩 Key Warning Signs of a Kidney Issue
If your back or side pain is accompanied by any of these signs, it could indicate a kidney condition like a kidney stone or a kidney infection:

🩸 Hematuria (Blood in Urine): Urine appears pink, red, or tea-colored.
🌊 Colicky Pain: Severe, sharp pain that builds up in waves, often starting in the side/back and radiating down toward the lower abdomen or groin.
🌡️ Fever & Chills: A sign that an infection might have spread to the upper urinary tract/kidney.
🚽 Urinary Changes: Burning sensation when p*eing, needing to go frequently, or cloudy, foul-smelling urine.
🤢 Nausea & Vomiting: Common when severe pain triggers a reflex reaction in the stomach.

🩺 When Should You See a Specialist?
If your pain comes on suddenly and severely, or if you notice fever, chills, or changes in your urine, don't wait for it to pass on its own. Getting an accurate evaluation—often with a simple urine test or ultrasound—can quickly pinpoint the cause and get you the right relief.

💬 Have questions about kidney health or back pain? Drop a comment below or send us a message to schedule a consultation!

13/08/2026

13/08/2026

🔊 EVER WONDERED WHAT THOSE “BRIGHT SPOTS” ON A KIDNEY ULTRASOUND MEAN? 🩺

You just had your scan, and the doctor says, "We see some calcification."
Your mind immediately jumps to: "Oh no... a kidney stone! Do I need surgery?!" 😱
Hold on! Before you panic, let’s clear the air: “Calcification” is just a fancy medical term for a tiny calcium deposit. But here’s the secret—not all bright spots are kidney stones!

Here is a quick, fun breakdown of what ultrasound techs and doctors see on the gray screen:

1️⃣ The Solid Rock: Nephrolithiasis (Kidney Stone) 🪨
• What it is: A hard, solid pebble sitting inside your kidney’s plumbing.
• How it looks: Soundwaves can’t pass through solid rock! So it shows up as a bright white spot casting a jet-black shadow behind it (doctors call this acoustic shadowing).
• The Vibe: Think of a heavy boulder blocking a flashlight beam. 🔦

2️⃣ The Hardened Road: Vascular and Parenchymal Calcification 🛣️
• What it is: Your kidneys are packed with blood vessels. Sometimes, calcium builds up inside the walls of these blood pipes (just like calcium buildup in old kitchen pipes). it’s sprinkled right inside the actual "meat" (working tissue) of the kidney.
• How it looks: Instead of a round rock, we see bright white lines or tracks tracing the path of the blood vessels or the meat of the kidney.
• The Vibe: A bright street map running through the organ! 🗺️

3️⃣The Salt Shaker: Nephrocalcinosis 🧂
• How it looks: The inner parts of the kidney (the pyramids) look uniformly bright, white, and sparkly.
• The Vibe: Like someone lightly dusted table salt across the working tissue.

💡 THE TAKEAWAY
If your report mentions calcification, don't automatically assume you have a painful stone.

👇 Have questions about your scan? Consult with Doc Sid! He'd be happy to help

10/08/2026

🌿 Simple Lifestyle Changes to Support Your Vascular & Men’s Health

Erectile dysfunction (ED) is often a direct reflection of overall vascular health. Because the blood vessels in the p***s are much smaller than those supplying the heart, changes in circulation, nerve function, and lifestyle habits frequently show up here first.
The good news? Making targeted, daily lifestyle changes can significantly improve circulation, boost energy levels, and support long-term function.

Here are 5 evidence-based habits to start focusing on today:

• 💪 Stay Active: Aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate cardiovascular exercise per week. Regular movement improves overall blood flow, lowers blood pressure, and reduces stress.

• 🥗 Prioritize a Heart-Healthy Diet: Nutrient-rich diets—like the Mediterranean diet (rich in whole grains, healthy fats, lean proteins, and vegetables)—protect your blood vessels and improve nitric oxide production, which is key for healthy blood flow.

• 😴 Focus on Restorative Sleep: Chronic sleep deprivation drops testosterone levels and increases stress hormones. Aim for 7 to 8 hours of quality sleep every night.

• 🚫 Ditch To***co & Limit Alcohol: Smoking damages the delicate lining of your blood vessels (endothelium) and directly restricts blood flow. Reducing alcohol intake also prevents interference with nerve signaling.

• 🧘 Manage Chronic Stress: High cortisol (the stress hormone) directly opposes testosterone and impairs vascular function. Incorporate daily mindfulness, exercise, or hobbies that help you wind down.

💡 A Quick Reminder: While lifestyle modifications form a strong foundation, ED can sometimes be an early indicator of underlying health conditions like diabetes, hypertension, or high cholesterol.

If you have questions or want to discuss a personalized treatment plan, don't hesitate to reach out to a specialist. Taking the first step toward your health is always a strong choice.

📞 Contact us today to schedule a confidential consultation.
Schedule an Appointment: 0968 888 3252

09/08/2026

09/08/2026

Erectile Dysfunction: Myths vs. Facts 💡

Think ED is just an inevitable part of aging or "all in your head"? Think again.

It affects all ages: While more common as men age, ED can impact younger men, too.

It’s a window into overall health: ED is often an early warning sign of underlying cardiovascular disease, diabetes, or metabolic conditions—not just a loss of attraction.

It’s more than psychological: Stress and anxiety play a role, but physical vascular and hormonal health are key drivers.

There’s no one-size-fits-all fix: Treatment goes beyond a single pill. Identifying and managing risk factors, lifestyle changes, and personalized medical options are essential for long-term health.

ED is common, treatable, and nothing to suffer through alone. Swipe through to bust the biggest myths, and take the first step toward better health today! 👇

📞 Schedule an Appointment: 0968 888 3252
📍 Dr. Sid Sergio - Urology Clinic

31/07/2026

Another successful case of turning low s***m count, poor movement, and abnormal shapes around with targeted hormonal therapy!

This patient struggled with male factor infertility. He was diagnosed with Moderate OAT and proper work up was done.

Referred by Dr. Diana Arcinue, after just 3 months of the right hormonal management and proper fertility care at Pro-Create, his s***m parameters improved significantly. Today, he and his wife are proud parents of a healthy baby!

If you're facing similar challenges, don't lose hope, book a consultation with Doc Sid today and let's find the right path for you!