Urology Associates Blog

In some cases, a kidney stone diet may be enough to prevent stones from occurring and giving you kidney stone pain. While it is not complicated, it

Urologists and gynecologists, advises the importance of meeting with your primary care doctor if experiencing changes in bathroom habits. People often

Pay attention before you flush: know how to translate the message your urine color is sending you – especially if it is red, pink or brown. It

Dr. Brad Bell, along with other urologists, explained to AskMen what men should know before getting a vasectomy. Vasectomies are a readily available

When should a boy or young man wear an athletic cup? Always when playing a sport that could cause a genital injury & testicular pain. We all have

Dr. Mazur explains to the readers of Elite Daily how urinary tract infections (UTIs) in men and women can develop. He answers the question: are UTIs

Unfortunately, there is not a one-treatment-fixes-all answer to overactive bladder, but there are multiple options, some you can do, some we can

Three new studies support the use of PSA testing for prostate cancer, putting to rest the idea that the test does not save lives. I want to make

Leaking urine isn’t a female-only problem, as millions of American men know, though they are likely not forthright in talking about it with their

The first line of defense against these troubling and pervasive bacterial infections is you, then your primary care doctor, then a urologic specialist

Erectile dysfunction, bladder cancer, kidney cancer, infertility and overactive bladder can all be negatively affected by smoking. Many lifestyle