When we think of urological problems, many of us picture our grandparents struggling with bladder control or older adults dealing with prostate issues. While age does bring its own set of challenges, the truth is urological health is a concern for people of all ages — from toddlers to teenagers, from young adults to the […]

When we talk about health and wellness, most conversations revolve around heart health, fitness, mental well-being, or even gut health. Yet, one crucial system often gets overlooked: the urological system. Despite quietly playing a vital role in our daily lives, it usually only grabs our attention when something goes wrong. It’s time to change that.

When most people hear the word urology, they often think of it as a “men’s health” specialty. While it’s true that urologists treat many male-specific conditions like prostate issues and erectile dysfunction, urology as a medical field extends far beyond that—it plays a critical role in the health and well-being of people of all genders

When we think of kidney problems, we often associate them with adults. However, congenital kidney abnormalities—meaning those present at birth—can affect children and may have long-term effects on their health. Awareness and early diagnosis are key to managing these conditions effectively. What Are Congenital Kidney Abnormalities? Congenital kidney abnormalities are structural or functional issues with

IntroductionHormonal health and urinary health may seem like separate systems — but they’re more connected than most people realize. In particular, Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) and Endometriosis, two common gynecological conditions, can significantly impact urinary function. The symptoms can be confusing, overlapping, and often misdiagnosed, leading to unnecessary discomfort and delays in treatment. Let’s explore

Understanding Pediatric Urology and Your Child’s Nighttime Health Bedwetting, also known as nocturnal enuresis, is a common yet often misunderstood part of childhood. While many parents feel anxious about their child wetting the bed, it’s important to know that in most cases, it’s a normal part of development. But when should you be concerned? And