Urologist or Gynecologist? Here are the Conditions They Treat
The female urologic and reproductive functions require different experts: urologists and gynecologists. Dr. Rebecca Roedersheimer explains.
What American Men Need to Know About the Prostate Cancer “Double Whammy”
Rarely in my career as a urologist have I been [...]
A Young Man’s Guide to Testicular Cancer and Symptoms
Picture a 50-year-old father and 20-year-old son playing tennis. One [...]
1 in 10 People Have Urge Incontinence. Let’s Talk About It!
Urge incontience doesn't care who you are or where you are when it strikes. Learn more about this condition that affects 33 million people in the U.S.
Counteracting Overactive Bladder: 2 Treatments 10% of Americans Should Consider
Every day, nearly 33 million Americans (or 10% of the U.S. population) cope with the challenges of OAB.
Is UroLift Right for You? What Patients with Enlarged Prostates Should Know
UroLift is one of several options from The Urology Group to treat BPH. It is a minimally invasive way to lift the enlarged prostate tissue out of the way without cutting the prostate.
It’s Prostate Cancer Awareness Month – 4 Ways to Reduce Your Risk
192,000 men are expected to be diagnosed this year with prostate cancer. What you can do to change the course.
Dehydration: 4 Conditions Made Worse by Thirst
Those of us in good health may see life as [...]
Eating for Kidney Health: 5 Tips for Kidney Cancer Awareness Month
National Kidney Cancer Awareness Month is a great time to remember to be as good to your kidneys as they are to you by staying healthy.
It’s American Heart Month: Why That Matters to Your Kidneys
Without the kidneys’ filtration system, the heart would have to try to clean the blood itself, and that would add a lot to its work load. So if the kidney is compromised, so is the heart – people with kidney disease are at greater risk of heart disease.
