This book is a modest attempt to help the general physicians (GPs) in such difficult situations. This book aims to give a bird’s-eye view of the present-day urology to the general physicians to enable him to meet the emergency needs of his patients and to guide them properly in the choice of treatment for a particular problem. This book has been thoroughly revised and brought up-to-date. Significant new additions include a section on medical management of Benign Prostate Hyperplasia, Overactive Bladder or Frequency-urgency syndrome, Chronic prostate infection presenting as Genital/Pelvic pain and a new chapter on HIV and AIDS. All effort has been made to maintain the original, informal style of writing so that reading this book should be a pleasure. The presentation of chapters is based on physical complains of the patients which are often encountered by the clinicians in general practice. Structured on a step-wise pattern, the text prepares the clinicians to answer the patient’s intricate questions effectively and give appropriate advice on further clinical or surgical approaches best suited in the case. This book is a reference guide for the clinicians, practitioners, residents, undergraduate and postgraduate students of medicine.