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While women visit their gynecologists regularly (usually annually), as a man you know that you should likewise see a urologist. For men, urologists check for and address issues which are related to the reproductive and urinary systems – everything from an enlarged prostate (BPH, or benign prostatic hyperplasia) causing difficulty urinating to symptoms of Peyronie’s…
Most urologists focus on men’s health, which includes everything from prostate health to sexual health to urinary issues. Urologists often perform surgery to correct Peyronie’s disease, to perform penile implants, and help with stress urinary incontinence. If you are having a surgical procedure performed by your urologist, you will surely have a few questions. The…
Prostate surgery may come with unintended side effects, including urinary incontinence – which is the partial or total inability to control your bladder. In stress urinary incontinence, you experience urine leakage when coughing, sneezing, lifting heavy objects, or putting any other type of physical stress on your body that affects your abdominal and pelvic area….
