Author name: Dr Nitesh Jain

It’s a connection we often don’t talk about, but it’s a very real one: the link between chronic urinary conditions and mental health. Living with a bladder or kidney issue isn’t just a physical struggle; it can take a significant emotional and psychological toll. From anxiety to depression, the impact can be profound and life-altering. […]

Alright, folks, gather ’round! Today, we’re putting on our lab coats and safety goggles for a deep dive into the fascinating world of urology. Our mission? To bust some pervasive myths about peeing, staying hydrated, and the incredible organs we call kidneys. You might be surprised by what you learn! Myth #1: You Must Drink

The excruciating pain of a kidney stone is something no one wants to experience. Unfortunately, these unwelcome visitors are becoming increasingly common, earning them the moniker “Kidney Stones 2.0.” But why the surge, and what can we do to protect ourselves in our modern, fast-paced lives? Let’s dive into the evolving landscape of kidney stone

It’s not exactly a topic for polite dinner conversation, but what happens in your bathroom can sometimes offer vital clues about your health. When it comes to urological cancers – those affecting the kidneys, bladder, prostate, and testes – recognizing early warning signs can make a significant difference in outcomes. Many symptoms can be subtle

We’ve all heard the golden rule: “Drink eight glasses of water a day.” It’s a mantra passed down through generations, etched into our minds as the ultimate benchmark for good health. But what if I told you that this one-size-fits-all advice is a myth? What if the secret to optimal hydration isn’t about hitting a

For years, we’ve been told a lie. A myth so pervasive it has us doing the “pee dance” in public places, desperately holding it in until we get home. The culprit? The dreaded public toilet seat. We’ve been led to believe it’s a hotbed of germs that will inevitably give us a UTI. But let’s