Frequently asked questions
Clear answers before your visit.
Search by symptom, diagnosis, procedure, or preparation. These answers provide orientation; they do not diagnose or replace a medical visit.
General
Bring identification, a medication and allergy list, and any prior labs, ultrasound, CT, MRI, pathology, or medical reports.
You can request a visit through the website or WhatsApp. An available option does not mean the visit is booked. A booking or change is reported as complete only after its result is verified in Huli. If that capability is not enabled or the result cannot be verified, the team must follow up; your request remains pending.
Severe pain, fever, chills, heavy bleeding, inability to urinate, sudden testicular pain, persistent vomiting, or rapid deterioration require urgent care.
Yes. Bring reports, images, laboratory results, biopsy or pathology, and the prior recommendation so the case can be reviewed in context.
No. The assistant provides general information and administrative coordination; it does not diagnose or select treatment. It may report availability and appointment changes only when verified by authorized tools; when those are unavailable, it prepares a request for the team.
Approved educational content
Answers combine material provided by Dr. Brugiati with the new clinical pages and medical reference sources. A request does not book an appointment; wait for booking confirmation through the authorized channel.
Request an evaluationThe information on this page does not replace a medical consultation. If you have blood in your urine, urinary retention, fever, severe pain, or an elevated PSA, request an evaluation with a urologist.