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Blog Posts from 2021

How Can Urology Specialists Help You Prepare for a Vasectomy?

A vasectomy is a safe and effective method of permanent male birth control. It works by cutting or sealing the vas deferens tubes (thus “vas-ectomy”) that carry sperm during fertilization, therefore preventing pregnancy. It is a low-risk procedure that should only be considered by men who are certain they do not wish to father a…

What to Expect at Your First Urology Appointment

If you’re experiencing symptoms of a urological condition and your primary care physician deems that you need specialized care, they will likely refer you to a urologist—a physician who has advanced training in the diagnosis and treatment of the full range of disorders and diseases that affect the urinary tract and the male reproductive system….

Top 5 Questions To Ask Your Urologist About Urinary Incontinence

It can be difficult for many people to admit that they have urinary incontinence. However, it is crucial to seek help from a urologist if you are experiencing difficulty with controlling your bladder. To prepare you for your visit with a urologist, we have put together a list of questions you can ask your doctor…

Bright Stars in the Field of Healthcare: Courtney Clair, CEO of Carolina Urology Partners and Dr. Richard Natale, Urologist

Dr. Natale recently sat down for an interview in Charlotte Medical Professionals magazine to discuss his role as president of Carolina Urology Partners (CUP) and how he collaborates with Courtney Clair, CEO and his “right-hand woman.” CUP is the 9th largest large urology group practice in the country with over 30 providers at offices in…

Do You Need a Prostate Doctor?

Many men may not talk about it, but they mentally ask the question, “do I need a prostate doctor?”. Some men don’t even know what the prostate is, where it is located, or what it does. Men over the age of 40 should start thinking about talking with a prostate doctor, otherwise known as a…

Penile Implant Helping Men with ED

Erectile dysfunction (ED) affects an estimated 25 million American males. It can be difficult to talk about ED, but ED is being treated in urology clinics across the country, and with great success. Men are encouraged to seek doctor’s treatment for their erectile dysfunction. After all, sexual health is a vital part of overall health….

How to Help Someone Who Has Stress Urinary Incontinence

Someone with stress urinary incontinence leaks urine whenever pressure is placed on the bladder. Coughing, sneezing, laughing, and lifting all exert pressure on the bladder and trigger a urine leak. This can also occur during sex. Stress urinary incontinence usually affects seniors and can affect both men and women. Medical conditions and treatments can also…

Male Incontinence: Tips for Preventing Dehydration

Urinary incontinence, which refers to the accidental passing of urine, affects approximately 3 to 11 percent of men in the United States. Urinary incontinence can either be temporary or persistent. Temporary incontinence can be caused by lifestyle factors, such as certain medications like diuretics, antidepressants, and narcotics; and drinking too much alcohol. Persistent urinary incontinence,…

Pre-Operation Instructions: Penile Implants

Penile implants are preferred treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED) by men who do not respond to ED medication; indeed, this solution earns a very high satisfaction rate. If you are considering this option to treat your ED, you may be curious about what is involved. Let’s talk about what you can expect in the general…

10 Prostate Symptoms To Get You To The Urologist

Taking care of your urological health and men’s health is very important. The best way you can decrease your risk of getting sick is to consult an expert. If you have a urological or men’s health issue, look no further than Dr. Natale. He can help you with your prostate issues, reproductive health concerns, and…

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