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When & Why to See a Urologist

The urinary system is an integral part of the body’s regulation process. Its primary function is to remove extra water and waste that the kidneys filter out of the blood and would otherwise build up in the body. A urologist is a specialist physician who can diagnose and treat problems affecting the bladder, kidney, urinary tract, and men’s health issues.

10 Things You Did Not Know About Urology

Your urologist is more than an expert in the how’s and why’s of urination. Urology in the Charlotte, NC, area also involves diagnosing and treating comprehensive Genito-urinary problems, including men’s sexual health issues. Let’s look at 10 things you probably never knew about this important medical specialty.

How Often Should You See Your Urologist for Checkups?

While women visit their gynecologists regularly (usually annually), as a man you know that you should likewise see a urologist. For men, urologists check for and address issues which are related to the reproductive and urinary systems – everything from an enlarged prostate (BPH, or benign prostatic hyperplasia) causing difficulty urinating to symptoms of Peyronie’s…

What You Need to Do For a Common Urological Problem

If you struggle with a urinary tract problem, you probably feel miserable and just want to feel better as soon as possible. Fortunately, there are ways to support your urologic health and address issues when they arise. Let’s look at some strategies to keep your natural plumbing system flowing properly. Examples of Common Urinary Tract…

7 Tips for Men’s Health

As a man, you likely put your loved one’s health and needs before yours. You may never even think of going to a doctor unless you are experiencing severe symptoms. Doctors do not recommend this approach — you should not wait for a serious health issue to see a doctor. There are preventive services that…

Ways to Avoid Urological Issues as You Age

Urology problems can affect people of any age, but these tend to be more common among older adults. While not all issues can be prevented, there are steps you can take to look after your urological health as you age. Urology focuses on conditions that affect the urinary tract, including the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and…

What to Expect at Your First Urology Appointment

If you’re experiencing symptoms of a urological condition and your primary care physician deems that you need specialized care, they will likely refer you to a urologist—a physician who has advanced training in the diagnosis and treatment of the full range of disorders and diseases that affect the urinary tract and the male reproductive system….

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