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Uterine Fibroids

How Uterine Fibroids Can Quietly Disrupt a Woman’s Sex Life – and What to Do About It

By Dr. David Samadi For many women, intimacy and sexual enjoyment are essential aspects of life and relationships. But what happens when sex becomes painful or desire fades away? While menopause or hormonal shifts are often blamed, there may be another, less obvious culprit: uterine fibroids. These non-cancerous growths, known as uterine fibroids, are more… Read more

Female Bladder

Protecting the Female Bladder: How Women Can Prevent and Manage Interstitial Cystitis

By Dr. David Samadi  Bladder pain, constant pressure, and the relentless urge to urinate—if you’re a woman experiencing these symptoms, you’re not alone. You could be dealing with a condition called interstitial cystitis (IC), a chronic and often painful bladder disorder that can seriously affect your quality of life. Despite sounding like a common urinary… Read more

Men Urinary Conditions

Men’ Take Notice: 3 Urinary Conditions You’re More Likely to Face Than Women

By Dr. David Samadi When it comes to urinary health, most people associate problems like urinary tract infections, incontinence, or overactive bladder with women. And while it’s true that some conditions affect women more frequently, there are other serious urinary tract issues that men are more likely to face. Today, we’re shining a light on… Read more

Men health talks with doctor

Men, Here’s What You Need to Discuss with Your Doctor

By Dr. David Samadi When it comes to strength and endurance, men often take pride in their physical resilience—running faster, lifting heavier weights, and pushing their limits. Yet ironically, many men hesitate to do one of the most essential things for long-term health: talk to their doctor. As a urologist, I frequently see men for… Read more

Prostate Checks

A PSA of 49? Why Men Can’t Afford to Skip Their Prostate Checks

By Dr. David Samadi Recently, I saw a 63-year-old man who came to me for the first time. He had never had a PSA test before—ever. His prostate-specific antigen (PSA) level came back at 491. That number stopped me in my tracks—and I’ve seen a lot in my career. To put this into perspective, a… Read more