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All About Vasectomies
Do you know about vasectomies? Vasectomies are minor surgeries that block the sperm from mixing into the semen that the males ejaculate through the penis. Even after a vasectomy, semen is still present in the ejaculation but cannot get a woman pregnant because the sperms are not present. (Source) The testes will still make the… Continue Reading
All About the Prostate and Prostate Cancer
This article is about the prostate and prostate cancer. The prostate is a gland present in between the penis and the bladder. It has the urethra running through it and is directly in front of the rectum. It allows the urethra to contract or expand to let the urine pass through. It is normally walnut-shaped… Continue Reading
Urology: Vasectomy
Are vasectomy and urology related? Due to the great medical advancements, contraceptive measures are now widely accessible and easy for people. Most people like to opt for temporary measures such as condoms and birth control pills. Unlike most contraception, a vasectomy is a permanent surgical method that prevents pregnancy. Vasectomy In a vasectomy, a person… Continue Reading
What Training Do Urologists Receive?
What types of training do urologists receive? If you are not familiar with what a urologist does, read further. Urologists specialize in the field of urology, which is also called genitourinary surgery. It is the branch of medicine and revolves around diagnosis and treatment surgical and medical diseases of the male and female urinary tract… Continue Reading
What is Peyronie’s Disease?
What is Peyronie’s disease? When you develop fibrous scar tissue on the penis, you suffer from a condition that experts term Peyronie’s disease. This can result in painful and curved erections. This condition is noncancerous but can lead to erectile dysfunction. It’s important to remember that penises are of different sizes and shapes. Having curved… Continue Reading
Top Urologists: Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH)
The prostate is a small gland of the male reproductive system. It’s around the urethra, which is the passageway for the flow of urine. It is responsible for much of the fluid in the semen. Moreover, the function of the prostate is to expel the fluid through the penis. It uses muscular force to create… Continue Reading
Urology: Bladder Cancer
The bladder is a hollow organ present in the lower pelvis of the body. The bladder can stretch to store urine and squeeze to allow excretion through the urethra. Kidneys produce urine, and it passes through two veins, ureters, into the bladder. Cancer in the bladder develops when cells start growing abnormally inside the bladder.… Continue Reading
6 Common Urological Problems Men Face
What are the common urological problems that men have? Urology is a medicinal and doctoral branch that accounts for urinary tract-related conditions and diseases men and women experience. The body’s urinary tract system works to regulate and manage the passage of urine. In males, the reproductive organs are also part of this. Urology pertains to… Continue Reading
Suffering from Erectile Dysfunction? Causes and Treatment
What are the causes and treatment for Erectile Dysfunction (ED)? ED simply refers to the inability of getting or maintaining an erection. This happens to men as they age, but may sometimes happen to younger men. There are a variety of reasons for erectile dysfunction. Causes of Erectile Dysfunction Stress, anxiety, or fatigue often leads… Continue Reading
Urology: Prostate Cancer Treatment
The prostate gland is present in the pelvis area behind the bladder. It is responsible for producing seminal fluid, which nourishes and helps transport sperm. The urethra in the middle of the prostate gland, and it’s responsible for carrying sperm out of the penis during ejaculation. Prostate cancer can occur when cells grow abnormally inside… Continue Reading
Urethral Stricture Causes & Treatment
What is a urethral stricture? The urethra is a tube that transfers urine from the bladder to the penis. This hollow tube starts from the lower bladder opening, stretching throughout the length of the penis. In women, the length of the tube is around 2.5 to 4 cm in length. The opening of this tube… Continue Reading
Impotence and Erectile Dysfunction: Modern Treatments
In men, impotence and erectile dysfunction are challenging conditions that some struggle with. Erectile dysfunction refers to a condition in which men are unable to have sex because they can’t maintain an erection. The condition doesn’t necessarily mean that you cannot have erections, but rather that your erections may not last long enough to have… Continue Reading
Urologist for Kidney Stones
Do you need a urologist for kidney stones? The kidney’s function is to purify your blood by removing wastes and excess fluid from your blood. They are responsible for the essential forming of urine and keep our blood free of toxic and foreign material. However, sometimes the toxicity inside our blood becomes too much for… Continue Reading
Prolapsed Uterus Causes & Treatment
Uterine prolapse is a disorder that relates to stretched and weakened pelvic ligaments and muscles. When this condition occurs, the muscles no longer provide support to the uterus. Consequently, the uterus swells out of the vagina or slips down. This condition may occur at any age in women. However, it mostly occurs in women who… Continue Reading
Overactive Bladder: Causes & Treatments
Overactive Bladder An overactive bladder is a condition that triggers the sudden urge to urinate in unpredictable instances. It also causes involuntary accidents to happen in which people undergo the unexpected loss of urine. This condition causes millions in the world to suffer and is very difficult to manage. The unpredictability of this condition makes… Continue Reading
5 Common Urological Problems Women Face
Although many women experience urological conditions and diseases, very few seek proper medical care. Studies suggest that this is often because of the ratio of women doctors and specialists in the Urology departments. Urology deals with problems pertaining to the urinary tract system. This includes organs such as the ureter, urethra, kidneys, bladder, and other… Continue Reading
What Makes The Best Urologists?
There are many diseases that a person can develop or contract today. You should know who to look for when it comes to a specific disease. For instance, if you are going through a severe heart condition, you would need to consult a heart specialist. But who would you consult if you face any problem… Continue Reading
What Do Urologists Treat In Women?
There are certain conditions that women go through, which require them to consult a specific specialist to get treatment. Just like men have conditions such as erectile dysfunction or impotence, women also experience conditions related to the urinary tract system. However, in both cases where the women or man faces a concern regarding the urinary… Continue Reading
What Conditions Do Urologists Treat in Men?
What conditions do urologists treat in men? Many people are not aware of what a urologist does. Well, a brief explanation would be that they are specialists in treating disorders of the urinary system in both men and women. They treat all diseases related to the male and female urinary tract system and reproduction system… Continue Reading
Urology Telemedicine
What is urology telemedicine? Urology concentrates on medical and surgical diseases that may develop in the female and male urinary tract and reproductive system. Urologists go through special training and lots of learning to understand the basics of urology. They are specialists who understand the organ functions and can determine what the cause of the… Continue Reading
Urologic Diseases: Types And Why You Should Visit A Urologist
Men, women, and children of all ages may encounter certain diseases and conditions that are urologic. Many people are not familiar with what urologic diseases are. Therefore, here is a brief explanation of what the term means. (Source) Urologic diseases are several conditions that relate to the urinary tract of males and females and the… Continue Reading
Treatment of Erectile Dysfunction (ED)
Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is probably the most embarrassing condition men go through, and there are many reasons this problem may occur. They tend to leave this untreated because they find it difficult to talk about. Men with ED find it challenging to maintain an erection or, in some severe cases, can’t get an erection at… Continue Reading
Prolapsed Uterus: Causes, Symptoms & Treatment
The uterus is an organ of the female reproductive system. The shape of the uterus is like an upside-down pear, and it is placed inside the pelvis. A hammock of muscles and pubic bone supports the bladder, uterus, and bowel. Connective tissue and ligaments also hold the uterus and pelvic organs in their right place.… Continue Reading
Kidney Stones: Prevention, Causes & Treatment
People who are living with Autosomal Dominant Polycystic Kidney Disease (ADPKD) will probably have kidney stone issues. The formation of kidney stones takes place when crystals of minerals and salts combine in your urine. You can also call them renal calculi or nephrolithiasis. The size of kidney stones can vary, it can be a small… Continue Reading
Do Urologists Perform Vasectomies?
Vasectomy is a common treatment for men if they don’t want their partners to get pregnant. However, many who want to get vasectomies are not sure which doctor to see. If you are wondering whether urologists do vasectomies or not, well, the answer is yes, they do. You may already know that urologists diagnose and… Continue Reading
Do You Need Prostatitis Treatment?
Do You Need Prostatitis Treatment? Inflammation and swelling of the prostate gland is prostatitis. The prostate gland produces fluid (semen) that transports sperm cells and nourishes it. Prostatitis often causes difficult or painful urination. Other symptoms include pain in the pelvic area or genitals and groin, accompanied by flu. Men of all ages are not… Continue Reading
What Are Kidney Stones?
What Are Kidney Stones? Renal calculi or kidney stones are rock-hard masses made of crystals. Usually, the origin of a kidney stone is in your kidneys. However, they can expand and travel to other areas such as: Ureter Bladder Urethra Kidneys Kidney stones come along with a lot of pain. Causes of kidney stones differ… Continue Reading
What Is a Vasectomy and A Vasectomy Reversal?
A vasectomy is an operation for men that ensures their partners will not get pregnant. The procedure can take place in the urologist’s office without putting you to sleep. The purpose of this treatment is to stop sperms from leaving the testicles. As a result, it prevents your partner from getting pregnant. Vasectomy Under normal… Continue Reading
Urology: Overactive Bladder
An overactive bladder (OAB) is a very troublesome and embarrassing condition, which leads to sudden urination or frequent urge to urinate. This can be a serious problem at certain moments, and it is unfortunately a lot more common than most people believe. Nearly 33 million Americans suffer from some form of overactive bladder, which means… Continue Reading
Urinary Incontinence: Men vs. Women
Urinary incontinence is quite a common condition among people of all ages. Millions of people in the United States alone suffer from Urinary incontinence. These people differ in age, race, and of course gender. While it is definitely more likely for women to have urinary incontinence, men also suffer from this condition at an unprecedented… Continue Reading
Urological Treatments for Kidney Stones
Do you have kidney stones? Your urine contains a large number of minerals and salts that it carries out of your body. But if your urine has too many of these minerals and salts, you can develop stones inside the body. Now, usually these stones are very small and don’t lead to very serious problems.… Continue Reading
Testicular Cancer
What is testicular cancer? The testicles are some of the most important parts of the body, as they house most of the male hormones. They also produce testosterone, which is responsible for the development of all male reproductive organs and other physical characteristics. This makes the threat of testicular cancer all the more worrying, as… Continue Reading
Signs of a Good Urologist
What are the signs of a good urologist? Urologists are some of the most important medical professionals in health care today. Their expertise in urinary healthcare makes them crucial to both men and women alike. However, not all urologists are the same. It is imperative for you to know how to tell the difference between… Continue Reading