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

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