Observational Study on Quality of Life in Male Patients at Urology, Sexual Medicine, Reproductive Medicine, Neuro-urology, Functional Urology, and Uro-oncology Clinics

What this Trial Is About

Researchers are conducting an observational study to understand the quality of life of patients visiting various urology-related clinics, including general urology, sexual medicine, reproductive medicine, functional urology, neuro-urology, and uro-oncology. The study aims to collect detailed clinical, psychological, and quality of life data from these patients to support future clinical research and improve patient care. This effort builds on years of research focused on both benign and cancerous urological conditions and their impact on patients well-being. Patients attending these clinics will be observed over time through clinical investigations and questionnaires designed to assess their physical and psychological health. The study will collect information on sexual function, prostate health, psychological status, and other urological symptoms at baseline and up to six months. This observational approach does not involve any experimental treatments but gathers data to understand patients conditions better and the effects on their quality of life. Participants will be asked to complete various assessments and questionnaires related to sexual function, prostate symptoms, urinary incontinence, and psychological state. Data will be gathered safely in a dedicated database for statistical analysis. The study will monitor outcomes such as erectile function, premature ejaculation, sexual distress, and overactive bladder symptoms. This follow-up will help identify factors influencing symptom persistence or improvement. Participants involvement may last up to six months with regular evaluations, contributing to long-term research on urological health and quality of life.

Protocol N. 2014 - Observational Study on the Quality of Life of Outpatients