Enlarged prostate, medically known as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), is a common condition among men over the age of 50 in which the prostate grows larger than normal. It’s essential to understand the causes and symptoms of an enlarged prostate in order to take the necessary steps to diagnose and treat the problem.
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In this video, Dr. Bill Vanasupa, a board-certified urologist, discusses the effectiveness of medications for treating erectile dysfunction (ED). He notes that not all patients respond to medications and that the level of response can vary based on factors such as comorbidities, heart issues, and diabetes.
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For those considering this procedure, it is important to understand that a vasectomy can have an impact on a man’s sex life. This article will discuss what a vasectomy is, how it can affect a man’s sex life, and some advice and tips for those considering this procedure.
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Dr. Billy Vanasupa talks about the importance of informed decision-making when it comes to prostate cancer treatment. While medical professionals can offer guidance and recommendations based on the latest research and guidelines, ultimately, the patient should have a say in their treatment plan.
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While men may know that a vasectomy will prevent them from being able to have biological children, there are other important facts pertaining to its long-term effects that men need to know before making this decision.
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Penile prosthesis are a valuable treatment option for men with ED and Peyronie’s disease who have not responded to other treatments. While the placement of a penile prosthesis can be more difficult in cases where there is curvature or scarring present, most patients will see positive results over time.
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Vasectomy is the most common form of male sterilization and is a popular choice for couples who have completed their families. However, there are other alternatives to vasectomy, choices people might not be aware of.
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Arash Rafiei, a board-certified urologist, discusses the diverse nature of his profession and the importance of staying current with technology advancements. He emphasizes that urology involves a mix of both surgery and medicine.
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It is very important for those who have had a vasectomy to do the necessary steps for recovery in order to avoid any further complications. This includes consulting with a medical professional before the procedure, having a clear understanding of the risks, and following the doctor’s instructions.
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In this video, Dr. Raval provides a clear and concise overview of the different treatment options for prostate cancer. It is important for patients to take an active role in their own care and work closely with their doctor to develop a treatment plan that is tailored to their individual needs and circumstances.
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It is no surprise then that so many questions and myths about vasectomies exist. This article debunks five of the most common vasectomy myths with evidence from clinical studies. With accurate information and knowledge that vasectomies are a safe, effective and long-term option, men can make an informed decision.
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Prostate enlargement neither causes nor turns into prostate cancer, and is a completely separate condition. In fact, the risk of prostate cancer is lower in men with an enlarged prostate than in men without the condition. However, the two conditions are linked in various ways. Here are four ways in which BPH and prostate cancer are connected
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Recurrent urinary tract infections (RUTIs) are due to persistent re-infection of any part of the urinary tract by the same pathogen. The infections can be really frustrating as they keep coming back. When you have recurrent UTIs, you can use antibiotics to clear the infection within a few days. You can also use the following simple measures to prevent UTIs.
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Vasectomy is a permanent form of birth control that prevents a man from fathering biological children. The question of when to undergo the procedure is a personal one and there is no right time or age. However, on average, men tend to get the procedure at 35 years or older. It is important to note that a vasectomy is not recommended for men under the age of 18, and in some states, men under the age of 21 are not eligible for the procedure through federally-funded medical facilities.
It is important to make sure that you have given serious thought and consulted with professionals before making the decision to undergo the procedure. It is also important to consider factors such as your partner’s age and fertility. If your partner is nearing menopause or has a condition that prevents her from conceiving, a vasectomy may not be necessary.
It is also important to be aware that a change of mind is possible at any age, and it is crucial to thoroughly consider the decision before proceeding. If at any age, you are confident that you do not want children and a healthcare provider refuses to perform the procedure, it is recommended to seek a second opinion.
In terms of age limitations, there is no upper limit for a vasectomy as long as overall health is good enough. However, it is important to take into account any potential health risks and to discuss the pros and cons of the procedure with a healthcare professional. Ultimately, the right time to undergo a vasectomy is when you have fully considered the decision and are confident in your choice to not have any more biological children.
At Advanced Urology Institute, we prioritize your health, safety, and peace of mind. So, we ensure that we have enough time with you during consultation to explore the pros and cons of a vasectomy and make sure it is the right procedure for you. Book your consultation with us now to have your questions answered and to prepare yourself adequately for the procedure.
For more information on a vasectomy, vasectomy reversal, and other urological and male reproductive health services, visit the site “Advanced Urology Institute.”
Infertility can be a frustrating and emotionally challenging experience for couples trying to conceive. The causes of infertility can be attributed to health problems, environmental factors, or lifestyle choices.
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