It is normal for people to see their dentist, primary doctor, and eye doctor regularly. These healthcare providers ensure that teeth, eyes, and the body are in good general health. But what if something isn’t quite right in a particular part of the body? What is a person to do? The urinary and sexual health […]
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Statistics suggest that one in 10 Americans develops kidney stones at some point. If that person happened to be you, you might want to know a few things. First, you may want to know why you’ve developed a kidney stone. Most people also want to know what to do to get rid of the formation. Kidney
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Experiencing symptoms in the urological system, such as painful urination, can be alarming in and of itself. In light of symptoms, it is vital to obtain a thorough health examination. In addition to performing a comprehensive health history, a urologist may also suggest certain tests to better understand the nature of the current physical condition.
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Words like cystocele are not commonly tossed around at dinner parties. This term, however, is an important one for many women to know. A cystocele may sound like something that has formed in the body. On the contrary, this term describes the falling, drop, or herniation of the bladder. We may also refer to cystocele
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Vasectomy reversal shoulders a lot of weight. The entire purpose of this outpatient procedure is to facilitate conception, and, obviously, that is no small matter to a man and his family. You understand the importance of success, so much so that you may have more questions than you even realize as you take steps to
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A kidney stone is a solid mineral deposit comprised of mineral and acid salts that forms in your kidney. It can be as small as a grain of sand or as large as a pea. While most kidney stones pass from the body on their own, others will not go away without medical intervention. And
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