Benign prostatic hyperplasia, also known as BPH, describes an enlarged prostate gland in men. It is a condition many men will eventually experience, and it progresses as a man ages. Let’s discover the dangers of leaving BPH untreated. Basic Facts About BPH The prostate gland is a small gland about the size of a walnut
Summer is the time for trips, outings, beaching, and lots of activities. That works for most of us, but if you suffer with OAB, you might find yourself resisting doing much of anything. There is always the fear of an embarrassing accident. What can you do? Overactive bladder management: staying active this summer. Signs Of
Blood in the Urine: Understanding Hematuria and Next Steps Blood in the urine is often the first sign that something in the urinary system needs attention. Sometimes the cause is straightforward and easily treated; other times, it calls for a closer look. Either way, recognizing hematuria and understanding what comes next is the first step
Urinary Control After Prostate Cancer Surgery Seventy-five percent of men experience urinary incontinence immediately after having prostate surgery. There are specific reasons why this occurs, how long it will last, and ways to ameliorate the problem. What follows is a helpful guide to urinary control after prostate cancer surgery. Types Of Incontinency Urinary incontinence is
As men age their hair becomes a bit grey, their tummy might expand a bit, wrinkles appear out of nowhere, energy levels drop, and they can develop an enlarged prostate. Let’s learn more about the signs you may have an enlarged prostate. Your Fickle Prostate Gland The prostate surrounds part of the urethra which happens
Testosterone is the hormone that makes men grow hair, have a deeper voice, and have a muscular build. It is produced by the testicles and peaks in early adulthood only to begin dropping 1 to 2% starting at about age 40. Is it important to treat low testosterone? In most cases, yes, but not always.
If you have it, you know what we mean by an overactive bladder. You need to pee more than normal, a lot more than normal. You must know where the nearest bathroom is at all times. The medical name is urinary incontinence. You know that too. What you might not know is what to do
Most of us know that when cancer is found early, it is easier to treat and cure. That’s why physicians recommend screening tests for many cancers. Prostate cancer is no different, but there are some caveats. When it comes to prostate health, when should men start screening and what should they expect? Facts Men Should
Something we all do every day without really thinking about it is urination. We don’t think about it because it doesn’t hurt. At least it shouldn’t hurt. If and when it becomes painful, we pay attention. It tells both men and women something isn’t right, and it’s known as dysuria.Painful Urination Causes and When to
Testosterone is the hormone that gives young men their deeper voice, hair on their body, and muscle mass. As men age or for other reasons, they begin to have less testosterone, and consequently have a lower sex drive, are more fatigued, and experience depression. We will discuss the common signs of low T, but focus
Benign prostatic hyperplasia, or BPH, is an enlargement of the prostate gland in men. The prostate gland enlarges as a man ages causing inconvenient symptoms in the urinary tract. It is not really a dangerous condition, but it should be monitored to prevent complications in the bladder, kidneys, and urinary tract. Many men wonder if
Deciding to have a vasectomy is a significant step in your reproductive health. Whether you’ve decided not to have children in the future or are certain your family is complete, this procedure offers a permanent form of birth control. Once you’ve discussed your decision with your partner and the urologists at Cleveland Urology, it’s time
