Nocturia Keeping You Awake? 4 BPH Health Risks
Nocturia – the frequent need to pee at night – is among the most common symptoms of an enlarged prostate (BPH). Learn why it happens and what you can do to help.
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Kidney Cancer Diagnosis? Answers to 7 Important Questions
Most kidney cancer patients have pretty good odds of recovery – nearly eight in 10 survive at least five years after their kidney cancer diagnoses. But to join that good-odds club, you have to know the symptoms to proactively seek care. The sooner kidney cancer is detected, the better your chances of survival. And more…
Read MoreFebruary Is American Heart Month. Check Your Urinary Health As Well.
They might not actually touch each other, but when it comes to your overall health, your heart and urinary system go hand in hand. Your cardiovascular and urological systems give each other a hand every day, in ways that are crucial to your overall health, studies show. A change in your urinary system, which includes…
Read MoreSmart Hydration for Urinary Health: Understanding Electrolytes
Have you gotten your share of bicarbonate today? How about chloride, and phosphates? These minerals are among the seven key electrolytes your whole body, including your urinary system, depends on to be healthy. The other four might be more familiar: sodium (salt), potassium, magnesium, and calcium. If something upsets the balance of these electrolytes, meaning…
Read MoreCelebrating Big 2025 Milestones, and What They Mean for 2026
Winston Churchill said that “to improve is to change.” In 2025, The Urology Group did both: We underwent natural leadership changes through the retirement of our CEO and co-founder, Earl Walz. Earl is succeeded by Michael Gavin, who joined us from OrthoAlliance, where he most recently filled the role of chief operating officer. Our founding…
Read MoreWhat Causes Frequent Urination and 5 Treatment Pathways
If you’re experiencing frequent urination and unsure if it’s a health problem, here’s one spot-on way to know: If it bothers you, it’s a problem. On average, the typical person goes to the bathroom six to seven times a day. Sure, there are variables: you might need to go more on days when you drink…
Read MoreSizing Up Vasectomies as a Cost-Worthy Sweetest Day Gift
Greater Cincinnatians might not know this as they plunk down their credit cards to pay for Sweetest Day gifts this month (taking place October 18), but the holiday was founded in Ohio. Around 1922, candymaker Herbert Birch Kingston, a candymaker in Cleveland, dreamed up the day as a way to bring happiness to others. READ the…
Read MoreThe Prostate Cancer Prognosis in Ohio: What it Means and How to Improve It
The incidence rate for prostate cancer in the state of Ohio is greater than the national average – 123.4 cases per every 100,000 men, compared with 118.3 nationally. This does not mean the prostate cancer prognosis for Ohio men is less positive, however. In fact, most men diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2025 should expect…
Read MoreWhat to Know Before You Order ED Meds Online
What’s nearly as big as the U.S. condom market? The erectile dysfunction (ED) drug market – and it’s getting even bigger. The U.S. ED drug market generated nearly $1.4 billion in sales in 2024, and by 2030 it’s expected to net close to $2.2 billion. A lot of that growth can be attributed to the…
Read MoreTraveling With OAB: 9 Tips for Relaxing the Urge on Vacation
More than 117 million Americans are expected to travel this summer. An estimated one in three (or more) will be bringing along an unruly companion – an overactive bladder. If you are among them, you might already be dreading the inevitable “overact ups”: the urgent need to go while driving with no rest stop in…
Read MoreHigh, Low, or Normal? What PSA Prostate Test Numbers Mean
In 2025, nearly 15,000 more American men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer than in 2024, the American Cancer Society projects. For perspective: That’s more than the population of downtown Cincinnati. And it represents a steady rise in annual cases of prostate cancer dating back to 2014. A “normal” PSA prostate test could change that. But…
Read MoreContributors to Low Sex Drive In Women: A Urologic Perspective
If you find it harder to get “turned on” lately with your partner but are turned off by the idea of talking about it, consider yourself among the silent six in 10. More than 20% of women experience an occasional dip in sex drive at some point and this is normal; it’s also common to…
Read MoreThree Urologists Recognized for Expertise in Treating Bladder Control
Overactive bladder patients have a few new friends in Dr. Rebecca Roedersheimer, Dr. Anne Scott, and Dr. Daniel Szabo. All are urologists specializing in female urinary incontinence and pelvic floor dysfunction and have achieved Center of Excellence designation from Medtronic for their use of InterStim™ treatment for bladder control. They represent three of only four…
Read MoreProstate Artery Embolization: Our Newest Treatment for BPH
Most people know today that you cannot “starve a fever” away, as folklore suggests. But thanks to advances in medical care, you can starve an enlarged prostate into better health. This is the science behind an advanced, incision-free treatment for enlarged prostate, or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). The minimally invasive approach, called prostate artery embolization (PAE), eases BPH…
Read More6 Foods That Are Good for Your Kidneys, and You
By: Matthew Love, M.D. The kidneys are the third most important organ in the human body, yet many people have no ideawhere they are. Fewer likely know what to feed them.Everything we eat affects our kidneys, because they filter waste from everything that enters our bodies.In playing this role, your kidneys regulate essential vitamins and…
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