Women and older adults are more at risk for recurrent urinary tract infections. Here’s why, as well as some steps you can take to help prevent UTIs.
Tag: urology
Men, Is Waking Up to Pee Interrupting Your ZZZs? Try These 4 Tips
It’s normal for men, as they age, to get up more at night to go to the bathroom. But a urologist says there are ways to minimize this nightly annoyance.
3 Urological Problems in Baby Boys That Are Best Treated Early
Every parent wants their baby to be perfect … and most are. But it’s not uncommon for a baby boy to be born with a problem involving his penis, testicles or scrotum. If this happens to your baby, take heart: A pediatric urologist can make things right.
Kidneys Hurt? You Could Be Stoned!
They’re tiny. They make no noise. But few things on earth are more painful than a kidney stone on its way to the toilet.
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I Found a Lump — Is It Testicular Cancer?
It can be an embarrassing thing for a guy to call his doctor about a lump or swelling on his testicles, but it’s important to do. Whether it’s painful or not, a mass on the testicle is the most common early signal of testicular cancer, and should prompt an immediate call to the doctor. It … Read More
For Teens: Testicular Cancer Self-exams
While most men won’t get testicular cancer, it’s the most common cancer among young men ages 15-35. It’s also highly curable, especially when it’s caught early. That’s why it’s so important that boys and teens learn how to perform testicular self-exams (TSE) and do them regularly. “In pre-pubertal boys, any unusual tumors or growths we … Read More
