urology
Maintain a Healthy Bladder
Would you like to maintain a healthy urinary tract? Check out these simple tips for preventing infections and promoting overall urinary health.
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nutrition
Eating Low-Oxalate Foods
Organically occurring within many foods you eat, too many oxalates can lead to health problems. Discuss these oxalate-reduction strategies with a medical professional.
Kidney Stone Diagnosis Complications
Simple tasks like lifting boxes, rising out of bed, or putting on socks became a test of endurance. Why this baffled doctors for years.
Kidney Stone vs Kidney Bullet
Patients might liken kidney stone pain to having a bullet lodged within them. But treatment varies for the two scenarios.
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woman
No Big Thing
While something out the ordinary may be enticing, consider more important factors without going to extraordinary lengths.
urology
Is Incontinence Preventable?
After several accidental leaks, you may be wondering if you’re developing incontinence and whether there are precautions to prevent or reverse it.
immunology
California Urges At-Home STI Tests
California has become the first state to require health insurance to cover at-home tests for sexually transmitted infections such as HIV, chlamydia, and syphilis.
urology
Ejaculatory Duct Obstruction
If you notice significant reduction in the amount of semen or none at all, urology specialists will differentiate EDO from retrograde ejaculation.
Urinalysis Nightmare
A man discovers an unsettling sight during a bathroom visit that leads to a sequence of rapid medical events with laggard resolution.
The Value of Dialysis
Severe dehydration, trauma, and other conditions can lead to kidney failure. Dialysis is an interim procedure until kidney transplant is available.
Your Kidney is a Pain in the Back
Problem kidneys can be manifested by changes in urination, backaches, fatigue and in other ways.
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parents
Single-Parent Moms Explain Puberty To Boys
You may feel like renting an R-rated movie in lieu of having the talk with your son. But there are some important things you both should know.
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