Prostate Cancer is one of the most common cancers affecting men in the United States. The American Cancer Society estimates that 268,490 men will be diagnosed with prostate cancer this year. With such a high incidence, knowing what to look for and when to get screened can help you get diagnosed early – when treatment …

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Like most bodily functions, urination is a complex process. It requires precise corporation of the nerves, muscles, and organs that make up the urinary system. Nerves and muscles must work at precisely the right time for the bladder to hold or release urine on command. A breakdown in that process can let urine leak at …

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About 50% of men will experience erectile dysfunction (ED) at some point in their lives, which means they can’t have an erection strong enough for sexual intercourse. ED can have many causes. It’s commonly caused by blood flow problems, nerve damage, emotional reasons, or other medical conditions like diabetes. Lifestyle factors like a poor diet …

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Multiple studies over the years have found that a large percentage of men avoid going to the doctor, even when they have symptoms of a problem. They may feel embarrassed to talk about medical issues or were raised to believe that men don’t talk about their health. For those reasons, as many as 50-60% of …

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Most men will experience the symptoms of an enlarged prostate in their lifetime. The medical term for it is benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH). By the age of 60, about 50% of men have BPH. And 90% of men 80 and older have it. The prostate is a gland that surrounds the urethra. As men age, …

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Passing a kidney stone is one of the most painful things a person can experience. In fact, passing a large stone can be as painful as childbirth! Atlantic Urology Clinics offers same-day treatment for kidney stones to help you avoid the pain of passing a large stone on your own. And if you have a …

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Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers among men – almost 13% of men will be diagnosed in their lifetime. Treatment is often effective and the earlier it is found, the better treatment works. But how do you know if you might have prostate cancer? Here are the top 7 signs and symptoms …

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Many women experience leaking urine and assume it is a normal part of aging. In fact, they think it’s common but are embarrassed to admit it. So they don’t discuss it with their health care providers. It is important to know that leaking urine is not a normal part of aging. And it’s treatable! What …

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Males often hesitate to tell their doctor about problems they are experiencing. This becomes most apparent when the problem affects their performance in the bedroom. However, medical professionals now realize problems in the bedroom may be a sign of a bigger health issue. For instance, they may suggest the man’s heart health is suffering. What …

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Many individuals struggle with urinary incontinence today. This loss of bladder control embarrasses them, and they may hesitate to talk to their doctor about the problem. Some people find they leak urine when they cough or sneeze. Other people find they suddenly must urinate and they cannot make it to the bathroom in time. While …

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Men suffer from a variety of urological conditions that cause severe pain and could affect their lives in a more negative way. Prostate difficulties can increase the risk of incontinence and erectile dysfunction. While regular checkups can pinpoint a multitude of conditions, male patients should visit a urologist at least once a year for an …

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Men with an enlarged prostate probably suffer from BPH or benign prostatic hyperplasia. This noncancerous condition remains the most prevalent benign tumor found in males and occurs more in Western countries. African-American men also are more at risk of developing BPH. In addition, men under the age of 65 who have an extremely enlarged prostate …

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Approximately three percent of women today have a pelvic floor disorder known as pelvic organ prolapse. This condition arises when the muscles and tissues responsible for holding the pelvic organs in place weaken or become loose. One or more of these organs may then drop into the woman’s reproductive organs or press into them. Sadly, …

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Men rarely worry about the health of their genitalia unless they experience a problem. Often, these problems occur in older men. However, young males need to pay attention to this part of their body for a very important reason.  Fewer than one percent of the population will ever hear the words, “you have testicular cancer.” …

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Approximately half of all males between the ages of 51 and 60 suffer from benign prostatic hyperplasia. During puberty, a male’s prostate doubles in size. When he hits 25, it begins growing again and continues through the male’s life. Most cases of benign prostatic hyperplasia arise during the second period of growth.  When the prostate …

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Kidneys are vital, and many people don’t realize how essential well-functioning kidneys are to their overall health. These small, bean-shaped organs perform several tasks, from filtering waste to producing necessary hormones. Most adults don’t usually think about their kidneys, but a few conditions can harm these organs, including cancer. While kidney cancer isn’t a diagnosis …

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Patients who are experiencing sudden changes in urination and believe they may have incontinence or an overactive bladder need proper treatment. Urologists can perform a variety of tests to identify the different types of incontinence and reveal the cause of the patient’s symptoms. Women who have given birth may experience minor incontinence symptoms.  At the …

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