Embracing Sex as We Age: Letting Go of 4 Myths
A man and woman’s desire for, and enjoyment of, sexual intimacy does not have to fade with age, regardless of misperceptions.
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August 14, 2022
5 Symptoms for which Women Need to Be Real with Their Doctors
Few symtoms, no matter how unusual, would catch us by surprise.
But some of those “embarrassing” symptoms could indicate more serious health conditions. Read about five symptoms that signal a call to your urologist.
It’s All Fun and Games Until Someone Gets a Kidney Stone
Thirsty? Be sure to say ‘yes’ to that tall glass of water. It may save you from searing pain by the end of the summer. That’s because summer is peak season for kidney stones, hard little formations that develop in the kidneys when urinary minerals and salts crystallize and bind together. Often, stones aren’t even…
Read MoreThe Urology Group: Celebrating 25 Years
In 1996, the medical world was entering a remarkable age of discovery: Dolly the sheep was cloned; a combination therapy treatment was discovered to manage HIV/AIDS; and Pfizer patented a revolutionary erectile dysfunction drug called Viagra. And in that same year, 25 years ago, 23 physicians from seven different urology practices joined to form The…
Read More6 Travel Tips for Those Experiencing OAB
Here are six tips from Dr. Douglas Feeney for making it to the bathroom on time, whether you’re traveling locally or abroad this summer.
Read More4 Facts About Biking and the Prostate
Do bike shorts represent a high risk to your urological health? Find out in this blog by Dr. Kevin Campbell.
Read More4 Tips to Prevent Summer UTIs
When temperatures climb to about 80 degrees, urinary tract infections can also increase for a number of reasons. Read why.
Read MoreUrologist or Gynecologist? Here are the Conditions They Treat
The female urologic and reproductive functions require different experts: urologists and gynecologists. Dr. Rebecca Roedersheimer explains.
Read MoreWhat American Men Need to Know About the Prostate Cancer “Double Whammy”
Rarely in my career as a urologist have I been more concerned about men proactively protecting themselves from prostate cancer. The reason to be proactive is fairly well known. Prostate cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer death in men. It trails only lung cancer. Far less well known, and the reason I’m concerned, is…
Read MoreA Young Man’s Guide to Testicular Cancer and Symptoms
Picture a 50-year-old father and 20-year-old son playing tennis. One of them has testicular cancer but doesn’t know it. Chances are, it’s the son. Testicular cancer is rare – it’s expected to be diagnosed in just 1% of men this year. However, it has the distinct characteristic of occurring most frequently among younger males – ages…
Read More1 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.
Read MoreCounteracting 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.
Read MoreIs 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.
Read MoreIt’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.
Read MoreBPH: What to Know About Our 4 Treatment Options
Nearly half of all men will experience symptoms of an enlarged prostate, or benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), by the age of 60. Learn about four treatments.
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