Incontinence. Sexual concerns. An enlarged prostate. These are just some of the conditions our specialists treat. But, sometimes, people hesitate to discuss these concerns with their doctors. This month, our urology and sexual health professionals give you the information you need to initiate the dialogue. You also will discover you’re not alone — and treatment can improve your quality of life.
Get out of the bathroom, and on with your life
Incontinence is more common than most people imagine. Find out who’s most at risk and why. Also, learn about the two most common types of incontinence and how they’re treated.
Enlarged prostate: tolerate or treat?
As men age, they may have to go to the bathroom more often, usually because of an enlarged prostate. Find out when it should be treated and what those treatments are.
Treating the complexities of sexual health
Sexual health can have an impact on patients’ overall health and relationships — and vice versa. That’s why our multidisciplinary team treats patients from every angle — physical, medical and psychological.
Preventing and detecting bladder cancer
Bladder cancer often is related to aging, smoking and long-term chemical exposure. Like other cancers, early treatment is key. Do you know what to watch for?
Life-changing help for pelvic pain and incontinence
Sometimes, the best treatment for pelvic pain or incontinence is to interrupt nerve impulses that relay pain or urge sensations. Learn how doctors accomplish this by using Interstim® Therapy.
