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Understanding Prostate Cancer Stages

Understanding Prostate Cancer Stages
We never know what to expect in life, including our health outcomes. The tragic reality is that one in every eight men will receive a prostate cancer diagnosis. While most men know what prostate cancer is, they typically don’t have a clear understanding of the disease’s progression after diagnosis. Prostate cancer has four distinct stages.…
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Virtual Community Health Talk: Regain Bladder Control

Virtual Community Health Talk: Regain Bladder Control
Are you tired of the frequent bathroom trips? Do you experience leaks or uncontrollable urges to go to the bathroom? The good news is Dr. Sida Niu with Adult Pediatric Urology  & Urogynecology has a solution that can help you regain control of your bladder and bowel. Axonics® Therapy is an advanced treatment option that…
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How Can I Stop Waking Up to Pee at Night?

How Can I Stop Waking Up to Pee at Night?
Waking up to pee in the middle of the night is a natural action, and it’s something that everyone does. However, there can be a point where you’re waking up to urinate several times, and where you have to pee so many times that it causes you to have sleepless nights. Increased urination can be…
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Does a Vasectomy Lower Testosterone?

Does a Vasectomy Lower Testosterone?
The decision to have a vasectomy requires careful consideration. After all, undergoing a vasectomy procedure changes your ability to procreate, and therefore, it isn’t something that should be done without much thought. But can a vasectomy alter anything else? Namely, can a vasectomy lower your testosterone levels? Once you have determined that you are okay…
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What Age Do You Have to Be to Get a Vasectomy?

What Age Do You Have to Be to Get a Vasectomy?
A vasectomy, a form of permanent birth control, is a medical procedure that is performed on men that prevents the sperm from entering the fluid (semen) that a male ejaculates. Your body will still continue to produce sperm following a vasectomy, however, rather than traveling into the semen, it will be absorbed by your body.…
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