Author name: Dr Nitesh Jain

Have you ever noticed that your urine stream isn’t as strong as it used to be? Or maybe it feels like you’re constantly starting and stopping? While it might seem like a minor inconvenience, changes in your urine flow can be a key indicator of what’s happening with your bladder and urinary system. The Weak […]

When we think of sexual health and urology, we often see them as separate fields. Sexual health is about intimacy and reproduction, while urology deals with the urinary tract. However, these two areas are deeply interconnected. Ignoring this overlap can lead to missed diagnoses and incomplete treatment. Let’s explore the key links between sexual health

If you’ve ever been told you have “prostatitis,” you might have been left with more questions than answers. Is it a simple infection? Why do the symptoms keep coming back? Why am I not getting better with antibiotics? You’re not alone. Prostatitis is a common and often confusing condition. The key to understanding it is

Ganesh Chaturthi is a time of incredible devotion, vibrant celebrations, and heartfelt prayers. It’s a period when our homes are filled with the divine presence of Ganpati Bappa, and our hearts are full of joy and gratitude. While we focus on elaborate decorations, delicious sweets, and community gatherings, it’s also the perfect time to extend

In our increasingly digital world, a significant portion of our lives is spent sitting—whether we’re working at a desk, binge-watching shows, or scrolling through social media. While this lifestyle offers convenience, it can have unexpected consequences for our health, particularly our pelvic health. The connection between sedentary habits and urological issues is becoming clearer, and

When we think about our urinary system, we often focus on the kidneys and bladder, but there’s a powerful and often overlooked player in their function: hormones. These chemical messengers influence nearly every system in your body, and the urinary tract is no exception. A delicate balance of hormones is crucial for healthy bladder and