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Keep Things Flowing: Healthy Habits for Urological Well-Being
You brush your teeth. You try to eat your veggies. You may even stretch before workouts. But when was the last time you thought about your bladder? Your kidneys? The muscles and plumbing that help detoxify your body?
Urologic health might not be the…

The Potty Trained Kid Who Starts Having Accidents Again: What’s Going On?
You’ve made it through the diaper years, celebrated dry nights, and finally felt like the potty training phase was behind you. Then it happens - your child starts having accidents again. Understandably, this can be confusing, frustrating, and even alarming…

Do Combination Sildenafil/Tadalafil ED Medications Make Any Sense
There is no shortage of innovation in how Erectile Dysfunction (ED) medications are marketed. From online ED medication sellers to major e-commerce platforms, everyone is getting in on the ED med game. However, it’s important to understand what represents…

Treating Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) for Bladder Health
When most men experience Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia or BPH, they are most concerned about the various urinary symptoms that an enlarged prostate can cause. These urinary symptoms can range from mild to severe and often include waking up at night to…

Will Erections Be Painful After a Penile Implant?
The techniques and technologies surrounding penile implants have improved dramatically over the past decade. Today, implants last longer and offer greater function than ever before. To that end, over 95% of patients are satisfied with sexual intercourse…

Ketamine Use & Bladder Dysfunction: A Little-Known Fact
Ketamine bladder syndrome is a constellation of urinary tract issues brought about by ketamine use. This is typically more concerning in recreational users, rather than in the therapeutic environment, because ketamine bladder syndrome tends to be more…

What Does Cycling Your Penile Implant Mean?
Penile implantation, while exceptionally successful with a 95%+ satisfaction rate, also requires meeting important postoperative milestones. The post-procedure care pathways are implemented to ensure the implant is as successful as possible, and one of…

The Link Between Diabetes and Incontinence: What Every Patient Should Know
In simple terms, diabetes is a chronic disease in which a person's blood sugar is too high. There are different forms of diabetes, but Type 2 (diabetes mellitus or adult-onset diabetes) is most common in adults and is a fast-emerging problem in young…

Erectile Dysfunction and Why There Should Be a Third Chair at the Consult
Erectile Dysfunction (ED) affects both men and their partners. Yet many couples struggle in silence, hoping the issue will resolve itself, only to find their relationship growing more distant or strained. It’s a sensitive topic that can feel deeply…