Dr. Scott Spore

Dr. Scott Spore
Dr. Scott Steven Spore specializes in urology, and has over 20 years of experience in the field of medicine. He received his undergraduate degree in biochemistry from Texas A&M; University and his M.D. degree from the University of Texas Medical School at San Antonio in 1991. He went on to complete his residency in urology in 2001. Dr. Spore and his wife moved to Lubbock shortly thereafter and still reside in Lubbock with their four children. He is affiliated with numerous hospitals and surgery centers, including Lubbock Heart and Surgical, Northstar, Grace, Covenant Medical Center, University Medical Center, Trustpoint, and Covenant Surgicenter. Dr. Spore is board certified in urology and practices general adult urology. He is accepting new patients. He has a special interest in female/male incontinence, female pelvic pain, interstitial cystitis, chronic UTIs, female pelvic prolapse both mesh and non-mesh options, Interstim (neuromodulation for the bladder/bowel), Botox for incontinence, laser TURP, treatment of stone disease, advanced laparoscopic treatments for kidney disease, BPH treatment and prostate cancer. For almost all visits, Dr. Spore encourages family members, especially spouses or parents, to come the first time. It helps to have a 'second set of ears' as issues are discussed. Dr. Spore offers intravenous relaxing medications, for those who wish to have it, prior to vasectomies. This approach helps those who may have some anxiety when it comes to the vasectomy procedure. It is a safe, convenient and quick process. He currently serves on the board of Parkridge Pregnancy Center and Young Life of Lubbock Committee. Dr. Spore enjoys spending time with his family and participating in short-term mission opportunities.

Languages Spoken:

English

Medical School:

University of Texas Medical School at San Antonio

Residency:

University of Texas Medical School at San Antonio

Locations

Lubbock Urology Clinic North Lubbock, TX

418 North Utica AvenueLubbock, Texas, 79416United States
806-771-5882 | Visit Website

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