Author name: Dr Nitesh Jain

We often think about our diet, exercise, and genetics when it comes to our health, but what about the silent invaders in our everyday lives? The chemicals that surround us – in our cleaning products, personal care items, and even our food packaging – could be having a detrimental effect on our urinary system, specifically […]

Imagine a world where medical knowledge was meticulously hand-scribed, passed down through generations, and formed the very bedrock of our understanding of the human body. This isn’t a fantasy; it’s the reality that shaped the foundations of modern medicine, particularly in fields like urology. The “Uro-Time Machine” isn’t a literal device, but rather the profound

When we think of the challenges astronauts face, we often imagine launch forces, solar radiation, or the sheer vastness of the cosmos. Less glamorous, but equally critical, is the humble function of the bladder. The field of space urology might sound niche, but it is a vital frontier in keeping our space explorers healthy, especially

Dussehra, the festival of victory, marks the triumph of good over evil. As we celebrate the defeat of the ten-headed Ravana, we are reminded of the power of preparation, courage, and focusing on the core issues. This year, as you light the bonfire and cheer the victory, let’s turn that focus inward and aim for

Are you tired of your bladder playing the role of a sneaky thief, constantly interrupting your precious sleep? You’re not alone. Waking up multiple times a night to urinate, a condition known as nocturia, is far more common than you might think, especially as we age. But while it might feel like an inevitable part

When men start experiencing changes in their urinary habits – a frequent urge to go, a weaker stream, or waking up multiple times at night – the first thought that often comes to mind is Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH), or an enlarged prostate. And while BPH is incredibly common, especially as men age, it’s not