When men turn 50, it is considered a significant milestone birthday. At this age, some may feel their age, while others may not. Whether you have teenage children at home or are now an empty-nester, it is crucial to prioritize your health and well-being. Ignoring self-care could result in an unexpected diagnosis that could significantly… Read more
It is widely acknowledged that water plays a vital part in maintaining the health and well-being of the human body, given that approximately 60% of our composition is comprised of water. Regular activities such as sweating, breathing, urinating, defecating, and exercising can deplete body fluids, underscoring the importance of maintaining proper hydration levels. The benefits… Read more
More than 3 million American men are currently living with prostate cancer. However, the majority of these men will have a localized cancer confined to the prostate, fewer men will have metastatic prostate cancer, meaning cancer that spreads to other bodily areas beyond the prostate gland, and even fewer men will have advanced prostate cancer… Read more
When people think of yeast infections, they typically associate them with women. In fact, up to 20 percent of women may harbor this condition in the vagina known as vaginal candidiasis. While yeast infections are more common in women, men can also develop a yeast infection called balanitis, also called candidal balanitis or balanitis thrush. … Read more
An excellent way for men to understand their urological health is to ask questions. As a urologist, men have consulted my opinion, asking thousands of questions. Often, the questions men have can be awkward to ask or discuss. But urologists are well-trained with plenty of experience to answer these types of questions. As uncomfortable as… Read more
